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Forget what you've been told about living to 100

Was America's Blue Zone invented on a drive to Las Vegas? Are 82% of Japan's celebrated 100-year-olds actually dead? In this eye-opening episode of It Turns Out, Kara Miller interviews Dr. Saul Justin Newman (Oxford Institute of Population Aging /University College London) to uncover the jaw-dropping truth about the multi-million-dollar longevity industry.

Dr. Newman shares research exposing the clerical errors and widespread pension fraud masquerading as "super-longevity." We dive deep into the clinical trials of "miracle molecules" like resveratrol, and why the secret to living longer isn't a $400 supplement pile — it’s shockingly simple public health.

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It Turns Out

"It Turns Out" reveals the hidden realities reshaping our world—from how marriage impacts inequality to the way that the tax code has transformed wealth.

Through conversations with experts who challenge conventional wisdom, award-winning journalist Kara Miller focuses each episode on groundbreaking research, changing how listeners see society, economics, technology, and human behavior. “It Turns Out” delves into data that directly impacts your life—whether you know it or not.

You can reach us at info@itturnsoutshow.com

We gratefully acknowledge the support of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. This work was done under Grant No. G-2025-79141.

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