Holding Back the Years

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A look at how to stay well, live longer and be healthy - whatever age you are.

Hosted by Bill Turnbull, Fiona Phillips and Dr Rangan Chatterjee, Holding Back the Years looks at how to stay well, live longer and be healthy - whatever age you are.

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Holding Back the Years: Series 3: Episode 3

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Episode 3

Series 3

BBC One - Holding Back the Years, Series 3, Episode 3

Dr Rangan examines if e-cigarettes should be available on the NHS.

Exploring concerns about ageing. In Manchester, Dr Rangan explores if e-cigarettes should be made available on the NHS. Should crimes against seniors be made a hate crime?

Fiona Phillips and Dr Rangan Chatterjee present a series designed to help people to live longer while increasing the quality of their lives.

In Manchester, we meet the 101-year-old man who suffered a horrific burglary. The programme asks whether crime against seniors be made a hate crime, Dr Rangan examines if e-cigarettes should be available on the NHS, and Fiona investigates mattress matters.

Holding Back the Years: Series 3

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Lifestyle magazine show looking at how to stay well, live longer and be healthy

Fiona Phillips and Dr Rangan Chatterjee present the around UK show designed to help save your time, your money and your health.

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