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Old age survey reveals sex finding

By Nicholas Timmins

Published: September 22 2006 03:00 | Last updated: September 22 2006 03:00

Almost half of Britons would be prepared to give up sex if it meant they lived to be 100, according to a survey on attitudes to old age commissioned by Bupa, the private health insurer.

Almost two-thirds of the country believes that it is more important to live life sensibly and reach an old age than to live fast and die young.

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