22 Years of Data Found Entrepreneurs Had a 10 Percent Lower Risk of Death. It Came Down to 1 Factor

Researchers analyzed data from more than 27,000 Americans. They found that the longevity advantage was concentrated among a specific group of entrepreneurs.

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22 Years of Data Found Entrepreneurs Had a 10 Percent Lower Risk of Death. It Came Down to 1 Factor

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