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ageing

[ey-jing] / ˈeɪ dʒɪŋ /


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"We need energy for Nepal's change," the 49-year-old aspiring prime minister told AFP, saying his candidacy represented a break from decades of rule by a tight-knit and ageing elite.

From Barron's

Collagen may be best positioned not as an anti-wrinkle treatment, but for holistic maintenance for ageing and sun-damaged skin, say the researchers.

From BBC

And there's the growing costs to government of an ageing population and climate change.

From BBC

The findings also align with the so-called "obesity paradox" in ageing, where a slightly higher body weight is often linked to better survival in later life.

From Science Daily

Younger candidates are campaigning on promises to overhaul a stagnant economy and remove an ageing political elite, while veteran politicians emphasise stability and security if returned to power.

From Barron's