First, too many people choose lifestyles that cause preventable suffering and early death.
The two men discussed topics and eventually alighted on one they both found interesting: the short life and early death of Smith.
But most every study agrees that sitting for extended periods of time will lead us down a road of poor health and early death.
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While individuals vary in how long they can tolerate chronic stress, research shows it sharply increases the risk of insomnia, chronic disease and early death.
Although the researchers took into account a wide range of extenuating factors, including diet and exercise regimens, smoking, alcohol consumption, body mass index, and marital status, it's possible that people who drink coffee differ from the rest of the population in as-yet unidentified ways that make them less vulnerable to disease and early death.
When they hang up their ornate loincloths, they must either slim down or face diabetes and probable early death.
Today, the goal of understanding happiness and well-being, beyond philosophical interest, is part of a broad inquiry into aging and why some people avoid early death and disease.
Which brings us to his father, a gifted musician and composer whose early death from heart disease left a profound mark on Mr. Kurzweil.
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Active men have a 20-30% reduced risk of early death and up to 50% reduced risk of developing major diseases.
But only 1, 200 patients have that mutation, or 4% of the 30, 000 Americans afflicted with the disease, which also causes digestive problems and leads to an early death.
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Encouraged by his poet-wife Tess Gallagher, Carver turned to poems in the last decade of his life, and wrote until his early death from lung cancer in 1988.
Between the early 1960s and his death in 1996, Hebborn created an estimated 1, 000 drawings in the manner of various Old Masters, artfully mixed in with thousands more of legitimate origin that he handled as a dealer.
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Gould was simultaneously witty, erudite, very shrewd about his place in the music world, and slightly mad, and the movie makes it clear that his physical needs some real, some imagined, and each requiring a separate doctor and brace of pills finally overcame his sanity and led to his early death.
Instead, the authors point to high rates of obesity, tobacco use, and other preventable risk factors for an early death as the leading drivers of the gap between the US and other nations.
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The move was a colossal blunder and had many predicting the early death of Netflix.
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In his case, it was his mysterious and all-too-early death that made him front-cover news--something he hadn't been prior to his passing.
But others have noted that his legacy of public service was counter-balanced by heavy drinking in his early years - and the death of a female companion, Mary Jo Kopechne, in 1969 when he drove off a bridge at Chappaquiddick in Massachusetts and fled the scene.
The smallpox vaccine literally was the difference between life and death back in the early 1900s.
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Supporters of the compensation ban have unquestioningly allowed their mistaken moral discomfort to warp the market and condemn many to an unnecessarily early death.
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Dr Jackson and his colleagues found that after eight days of infection, only one of the 12 mice that had been treated with saline, exposed to H1N1, and not picked out for an early death was still alive.
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The former labourer was raised by his mother Violet, and after her death he and his brother and sister lived there until the early 1990s, when they moved to another property in the same street.
He spent the first half of his life as a near-invalid, ill and frail and certain he was doomed to an early death, just like Shelley.
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"Obviously Senator Collins' support for this revised proposal is great news and proves the nay-sayers wrong who have predicted an early death for campaign finance reform, " McCain said.
Despite Government pressure, 'Death on the Rock' aired in late April and Spotlight in early May.
The cause of Mr Brockhurst's death remained unknown and a post-mortem examination will take place early next week, police added.
Since his death, the former paratrooper has been compared to Jesus Christ and early-19th century Venezuelan liberator Simon Bolivar, and the government announced that his body would be embalmed and put on eternal display.
Harmed by the early death of his father, he orbits the ordinary centres of life and risks flying off into utter loneliness.
The quake and resulting tsunami left behind a known death toll of more than 200 people by early Saturday, but that number was expected to climb sharply.
But there are also more cases to consider if the husband and wife are far apart in age or one has a very early maximum age of death.
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William Patrick Swanton said early Thursday morning that the death toll is only an estimate as search and rescue operations remain under way in the town of West.
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