Testing the limits of longevity


Supercentenarian: Ruth Adler poses for a portrait in her North Side home near Chicago, Illinois. She turned 110 on Jan 11.

A supercentenarian shares insight on the ageing experience.

Ruth Adler reads three newspapers a day, lives in a comfy lake-front condo and has just achieved elite status beyond most people’s imagining, let alone reach.

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