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Dog days go on Advances in diet, medicine and the cleanliness of water have massively boosted human life expectancy in the last century. It is now increasing by three months per decade in the affluent west. Is the life expectancy of our pets increasing at a similar rate, proportionally speaking? Andrew Franklin, London, UK
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Why is it that large dogs have a shorter life expectancy as compared to small dogs?
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Do medical doctors have a longer life expectancy than other people? Do medical doctors, because of their knowledge of medicine and proximity to medical services, have a longer life expectancy than other people? David Ashboren, by email, no address supplied
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