Significant medical and scientific breakthroughs beginning in the 1940s have allowed the Baby Boom generation to be the first Americans to take responsibility for being healthy, not just avoiding disease; to be fit, in shape, and to live longer – in effect, taking charge of their lives in ways earlier generations could never imagine. It has been estimated that a typical 65-year old man and woman can expect to live to age 81 and 85 respectively; and roughly a fifth of 65-year-old men and one-third of 65-year-old women will live to age 90 or beyond.
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