All of the following are environmental factors that impact longevity rates except
A) toxins in food and water.
B) airborne pollutants.
C) living in poverty.
D) implanting corrected genes to eliminate defective genes.

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The implantation of corrected genes to eliminate defective genes is not an environmental factor that impacts longevity rates, but rather a possible medical intervention. Toxins in food and water, airborne pollutants, and living in poverty are all environmental factors that have been shown to impact longevity rates.

All of the Following Are Environmental Factors That Impact Longevity