Dan Buettner, a National Geographic fellow and founder of the Blue Zones project, identified five original Blue Zones: ...

He deemed them blue zones — a term that first appeared in an academic paper about longevity in Sardinia, Italy published in ...

Want to live to 100? Researching blue zones, areas where people live exceptionally long lives can provide some lessons. Longevity researcher Dan Buettner identified 5 of them Sardinia, Italy ...

Whoopi Goldberg, 68, has a vacation home in Sardinia, Italy, the first designated "Blue Zone." Goldberg compared living in Sardinia to the US, where people are often stressed.

St. Luke’s efforts have been recognized by the Lown Institute, being named one of the most socially responsible health systems in the United States. Of 311 health care systems throughout the country, ...

SARDINIA, Italy: Along the winding, maze-like streets of Seulo, some of the town’s most famous residents gaze down at passersby from portraits hanging on walls. They are locals who have reached ...

Sardinia features a rare 'blue zone' where more people live to 100 or more than other places, thanks to diet, family ties and exercise. By Jon King , News Reporter 22:19, Sun, Nov 10, 2024 ...

Blue zones are big on breakfast, says longevity researcher Dan Buettner. But their breakfasts are usually hearty and healthy.

You’ve probably heard of blue zones—amazing places where a disproportionate number of people live into very old age. From Okinawa, ... The first such Eden was Sardinia, Italy.

The term “blue zone” was first used in 2004 in an article published in the academic journal Experimental Gerontology, about centenarians in Sardinia, Italy.