You're looking very well: the surprising nature of getting old

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Lewis Wolpert, acclaimed scientist and broadcaster, investigates a topic close to all our hearts – why must we age and how should we cope with our physical decline?We now live longer today than at any time in history. In the UK, there are more people are aged over 65 than under 16 and by 2050, over a third of the developed world will be over 60.

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• How we live and why we die: the secret lives of cells di L. Wolpert (2009)