Scientists are studying how lifestyle, biological age and early intervention could help people stay healthier for longer.
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Scientists are studying how lifestyle, biological age and early intervention could help people stay healthier for longer.
Singaporeans are living longer than ever, but that does not necessarily mean more years spent in good health, experts said. (File Photo: Xabryna Kek)
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