"Longevity Study Subject Louise Levy Dies at 112 with Wine and Impeccable Memory"
Louise Levy, the oldest known person in New York State, passed away at the age of 112. Levy, who lived a remarkable life, enjoyed activities such as playing bridge, watching soap operas, and drinking red wine. Scientists studied Levy's genes to uncover potential anti-aging treatments, focusing on the genetic qualities that contribute to longevity. They have already identified a gene called CETP that may protect against cognitive decline. Levy attributed her long life to a low-cholesterol diet and a positive attitude.