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on the premise that ageing and age-related dysfunction are complex, dynamic and multifactorial in nature, yet can be tackled. The disentanglement and the modulation of the elements of this complexity are required
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. The disentanglement and the modulation of the elements of this complexity are required to reduce frailty and thereby extend healthy life expectancy. This position is led by Dr Duggal at the University of Birmingham (UK
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, dynamic and multifactorial in nature, yet can be tackled. The disentanglement and the modulation of the elements of this complexity are required to reduce frailty and thereby extend healthy life expectancy
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