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Is 40 considered the new 30? A Deeper Look at Modern Aging

According to the World Health Organization, global life expectancy has increased by over six years since 2000, altering our perception of age. So, is 40 considered the new 30? This modern-day adage is less a biological fact and more a reflection of improved lifestyle, proactive health management, and societal shifts that allow us to stay more vibrant for longer.