David Attenborough works out will ‘save our world' as he addresses health at age 98
'After a lifetime of filming our planet, I'm sure nothing is more important,' nature presenter said
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- Sir David Attenborough has publicly discussed concerns about aging and cognitive health as he approached his late 90s; some outlets note he has faced health changes but remain active in work and advocacy.[2][6][8]
- He has a history of pacemaker implantation (2013) and knee replacement (2015), with media coverage emphasizing his continued commitment to filming and conservation despite age-related health considerations.[5][2]
- Several outlets frame his situation in the context of a nearing end-of-life reflection, but he has also expressed a duty to continue his mission and to speak on environmental issues.[1][3][10]
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