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A longer life, but how many years in good health?

A nine-year gap separates lifespan and health span in Singapore. Experts at the AIA Healthcare Summit 2026 explored how preventive care, healthier habits and sustainable healthcare financing could help narrow it.

A longer life, but how many years in good health?

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