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"You can take steps to prevent premature aging and to stay healthy as you get older,” says American Medical Association (AMA) FYesident-elect Dr. J. James Rohack. “Healthy living and regular check-ups can help older patients focus on enjoying their lives instead of worrying about their health.”
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