University of Greifswald study links November births to increased longevity

A study from the University of Greifswald suggests that birth month may influence longevity. By analyzing more than six million deaths in Germany caused by cardiovascular diseases, researchers found that individuals born in November statistically live seven to eleven months longer than those born in other months.

Scientists suggest several factors could contribute to this, including solar radiation intensity, maternal nutrition during pregnancy, and seasonal environmental conditions that may affect early childhood development. The findings indicate that November-born individuals, including those with the Scorpio and Sagittarius zodiac signs, may have a lower risk of cardiovascular disease.