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EXCLUSIVE: Two ages in particular see huge bursts of ageing-related changes
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Stanford researchers followed 108 people between the ages of 25 and 75 .
They tracked more than 135,000 molecules and microbes over years .
81% of participants saw sudden shifts at certain years, rather than gradual changes.
Those in their 60s may struggle more with carbs and face increased skin, muscle, and kidney risks.
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