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Molecules and microorganisms in the human body dramatically rise or fall at an average age of 44 and 60 affecting both the heart and immune functions, according to a Stanford Medicine study on the biology of ageing.
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Body undergoes tectonic molecular shifts at age 44, 60: Stanford Medicine

Molecules and microorganisms in the human body dramatically rise or fall at an average age of 44 and 60 affecting both the heart.

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According to the United Nations, one in ten people worldwide were aged 65 years and above in 2021. By 2050, this number is estimated to be one in six persons globally.
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Opinion: Love, respect on a lone elderly man’s last journey

by Dr K. Leelamoni October 10, 2023: I had a sense of annoyance when I opened the door to greet Boopathy, 39, who.

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