Why ages 36 to 46 are being called the most ‘critical’ for our health ()

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Why ages 36 to 46 are being called the most ‘critical’ for our health

AMA Chair of Public Health, Dr Michael Bonning explains why the 36 to 46 age window is being called the most “critical” for our health.

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