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While biological science shows Gen Z is not aging faster than other generations, a potent mix of modern stressors and lifestyle factors is fueling the popular theory: 'Why is Gen Z aging so much?' This perceived acceleration in aging is largely a product of our digital age.
While life expectancy in the U.S. has seen an overall increase for decades, a nuanced look at Generation Z reveals both promising advancements and alarming challenges. The complex question of **will Gen Z have a longer lifespan?** depends on a delicate balance of these modern forces.
According to a 2025 study, Gen Z reports feeling more stressed than older generations, leading to viral discussions about rapid aging. But while many feel the effects of stress and a fast-paced world, the idea that Gen Z is biologically aging faster is largely a myth driven by lifestyle factors and digital perception.
