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Life Span: The World’s Longest Cohort Studies

This post is inspired by my recent visit to Hiroshima in Japan. Whilst there, I had the chance to visit the Peace Park and Peace Museum. Unfortunately, the latter was under refurbishment at the time, and therefore only half of it was open. The museum did, however, provide incredibly valuable and poignant insight into the … Continue reading “Life Span: The World’s Longest Cohort Studies”


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