Why do we all age differently? Elisabeth finds out

Dulfer: “Radboud university medical center is starting a new study to investigate the changes in the immune system as people age and why this does not have the same effect on all people. If you take a hundred people aged 50 and see what happens in 20 years As time changes in their immune system, you don’t see the same thing 100 times faster meaning, the among other things, that you are more likely to develop diseases of your body: for example, some people grow faster with heart or kidneys, which then change the risk of other diseases or how many inflammatory substances special cells do.”