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Japan’s Centenarian Ranks Reach 100,000 as Welfare Costs Rise

bloomberg.com · 7h · first report

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The number of centenarians in Japan now exceeds 100,000 for the first time, a milestone that highlights the country’s remarkable longevity as well as the mounting costs of caring for its rapidly aging population.

The coverage

  1. Japan’s centenarian population tops 100,000 for first time

    aa.com.tr · 3h

  2. For the first time, Japan has more than 100,000 centenarians

    ktvz.com · 3h

  3. Centenarians top 100,000 in Asian country with world's second oldest population

    e.vnexpress.net · 3h

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