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Remarkable Science: Living to 100 with Blue Zones author Dan Buettner

It might seem like an unbelievable achievement when you read a headline about the oldest person in the world. However, research suggests humans can and should be living a lot longer than current global averages. Dan Buetter, a journalist, author and National Geographic Fellow, has spent more than a decade scouring the globe with a team of anthropologists, demographers and epidemiologists to discover what are now called Blue Zones — five locations with high concentrations of centenarians. Buettner has spoken about and written extensively on what he has uncovered on how these communities can live so long. Join On Point host Meghna Chakrabarti for a conversation with Buettner focused on longevity This event is co-produced by Boston University Metropolitan College Programs in Food & Wine. Subscribe to WBUR CitySpace's YouTube channel here:    / @wburcityspace   Click on the bell icon to get notifications when WBUR CitySpace goes live. Visit WBUR CitySpace's website: https://www.wbur.org/cityspace Sign up for the WBUR Events Newsletter: https://www.wbur.org/events/newsletter WBUR CITYSPACE ON SOCIAL Follow WBUR CitySpace:   / wburcityspace   Like WBUR CitySpace:   / wburcityspace   Follow WBUR CitySpace:   / wburcityspace   ABOUT THIS SERIES We’re living in a time of scientific discovery and achievement that is, well, remarkable. In this regular series, host Meghna Chakrabarti will take your questions in deep dive discussions with researchers, scientists and innovators offering audiences access to what’s behind incredible scientific advances in a region world renowned as a hub of science and technology.