Where do most of the centenarians live in Sardinia?

Today, we'll focus on the Ogliastra Region in the mountainous highlands of inner Sardinia, Italy. Home to the world's longest-living men, Ogliastra was the first Blue Zone ever identified. With nearly ten times more centenarians per capita than the U.S., this Italian area is known for the longevity of its inhabitants.



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