The famous and world-leading Dunedin Study is gearing up for it's next phase.
From April it's going to launch its assessments of 52-year-olds - adding this age category to its extensive data set.
Heralded as being the most detailed study of human health and development in the world, the longitudinal study has followed the lives of one-thousand-and-thirty-seven babies born between April 1972 and March 1973
The Study Director is Research Professor Moana Theodore talks to Jesse.
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