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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-3109547/Will-die-five-years-simple-online-test-determine-chances-survival.html
Will YOU die in the next five years? Take this simple online test to determine your chances of survival
Five-minute test involves 11 simple questions for women and 13 for men
Launched today at www.ubble.co.uk and published in The Lancet
Questions involve lifestyle, family structure and broad medical history
However weight, diet and drinking are not mentioned in the test
Will YOU die in the next five years? Take this simple online test to determine your chances of survival
Five-minute test involves 11 simple questions for women and 13 for men
Launched today at www.ubble.co.uk and published in The Lancet
Questions involve lifestyle, family structure and broad medical history
However weight, diet and drinking are not mentioned in the test
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Your five-year risk of dying is 1.3%
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http://www.ubble.co.uk/risk-calculator/
here is the questions to click , takes 2 mins |
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What kind of walk you got
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Im not 40 but i done it and made it the worst i could
said i live with 1 people , smoke heavy daily , have had heart attack , cancer , diabetes , agina , and a lot more , also sai had 4 or more cars all that fuel 2. Your five-year risk of dying is 11.8% This means that, out of 100 men aged 40 years with similar answers, 88 will survive and 12 will die over the next 5 years. |
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15 people
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4.6 % for me. My "Ubble age" is 59 years, so better than expected.
 Probably get run over by a bus tomorrow. |
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1.7% and I have to return the blue badge
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connection timed out on Q5... looks like my number's up
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ur lucky i Q3
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Why does the amount of cars you have determine death.
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you'd get a more accurate answer if you guessed yourself.
dunno why folk bother with these tests  |
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dunno why folk bother to read the Daily Mail.
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Why does the amount of cars you have determine death.
Would expect that statistically you are less likely to walk anywhere when you can just jump in a car to go and get a packet of ciggies. |
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Coachbuster • June 4, 2015 11:59 AM BST
dunno why folk bother with these tests Totally agree. 1.1% for me! |
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Tests like this only end up worrying you into an early grave.
Told me to get a move on. |
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4.7% chance
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MARVELLOUS STIFF GRAVEY!
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5 year risk questionaire ?
Utter tosh. |
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1.6% pleasant suprise:)
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2. Your five-year risk of dying is 21.6%
I'll show'em. |
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Your five-year risk of dying is 29.3%
I laugh at death, because when it happens, I won't know I'm dead. |