As a society, we’re living longer. Which also means that markers for success and age have changed. But as our leaders rise to prominence later, there’s also more potential for health issues holding them back from leading well. What responsibility do our leaders have to us the people, to be healthy and how might that affect how they lead? Associate Professor Tan Maw Pin and Professor James Chin weigh in.

<p>As a society, we&rsquo;re living longer. Which also means that markers for success and age have changed. But as our leaders rise to prominence later, there&rsquo;s also more potential for health issues holding them back from leading well. What responsibility do our leaders have to us the people, to be healthy and how might that affect how they lead? Associate Professor Tan Maw Pin and Professor James Chin weigh in.</p>

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