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Why do intelligent people live longer?

Access & Citations

  • 8871
    Article Accesses
  • 149
    Citations

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Online attention

Altmetric score 71
  • 4 tweeters
  • 4 blogs
  • 1 Google+ users
  • 6 news outlets
  • 1 Video uploaders
  • 6 Wikipedia page
  • 96 Mendeley
  • 3 Citeulike
  • 3 Connotea

This article is in the 98th percentile (ranked 1,387th) of the 115,735 tracked articles of a similar age in all journals and the 94th percentile (ranked 33rd) of the 562 tracked articles of a similar age in Nature

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Mentions in news and blogs

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