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Israeli Study Links Community Living to Lower Mortality Risk
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By i24NEWS
First reported by Israel National News · 9 hours ago
What happened
An Israeli study of over 1.2 million people found that living in communal settings like kibbutzim is associated with a significantly lower mortality risk compared to urban living, suggesting social cohesion is a key factor in longevity.
- 01Communal living in Israeli kibbutzim linked to lower mortality risk.
- 02Urban non-Orthodox Jews had 75% higher mortality risk than religious kibbutz residents.
- 03Social cohesion, not just religion, impacts long-term health.
- 04Study tracked over 1.2 million Israelis for 31 years.
- 05Researchers call for further study on individual health factors.
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