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MENA over-60s most at risk of NCDs, researchers say ahead of anti-aging conference

MENA over-60s most at risk of NCDs, researchers say ahead of anti-aging conference

  • Findings were highlighted at an event ahead of the group’s Global Healthspan 2025 summit in Riyadh
  • Event will bring together an international crowd of academics, scientists and stockholders in the global healthspan space
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