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"I thought that age would affect my capability. But if you're relatively healthy, you can still function." Malaysia's longest-serving prime minister Mahathir Mohamad tells @mishalhusain what it takes to stay healthy at 100

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MacroInsight3601 year ago

@MishalHusain Longevity is impressive, but decades in power can also mean decades of economic baggage. Stability or stagnation? Depends who's reading the chart.

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MioRaquel1 year ago

@MishalHusain Wow, 100 and still going strong! Inspiring to hear that health really is the key.

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