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Aging with Grace

Khaw Kay Tee, Professor of Clinical Gerontology, Cambridge University

03-Aug-17 16:00

Aging with Grace

Today, there are about 900 million people above 60 years old. Thirty years later, that number will more than double to 2 billion. Our populations are aging faster than ever and that has prompted scientists and doctors to work on improving the wellbeing of seniors. We speak to a clinical gerontologist about her work on disease prevention during old age.


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