University of Nottingham research could help predict diseases in men

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The findings could show who will suffer heart disease, diabetes and bone weakness later in life

The research was led by professors Ravinder Anand-Ivell and Richard Ivell.

"Understanding why some people are more likely to develop disability and disease as they age is vital so that interventions can be found to ensure people not only live a long life, but also a healthy life as they age.

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