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Ikaria's longevity story faces a hard data check
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Dateline examines Ikaria's Blue Zone longevity claim

The episode weighs Ikaria's famous longevity reputation against doubts about how solid the evidence really is.

Ikaria's Blue Zone reputation is built on the idea that unusually many locals live to 100. Dateline's episode follows Australian academic Saul Newman, who argues the evidence is shaky and the records may be wrong.

It sits between culture, tourism and the question of what the proof actually shows.

2008
Ikaria inclusion
one of the world's famous Blue Zones
Blue Zones count
around $2.85 trillion
Wellness market
106
Oldest friend

Why it mattersLongevity claims can shape where people spend money and what health advice they trust.

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