CAN THE HIGHER RISK OF DISABILITY ONSET AMONG OLDER PEOPLE WHO LIVE ALONE BE ALLEVIATED BY STRONG SOCIAL RELATIONS?. A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF NON-DISABLED MEN AND WOMEN
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LUND, R., ET AL., CAN THE HIGHER RISK OF DISABILITY ONSET AMONG OLDER PEOPLE WHO LIVE ALONE BE ALLEVIATED BY STRONG SOCIAL RELATIONS?. A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF NON-DISABLED MEN AND WOMEN. AGE AND AGEING, Vol. 39, no. 3 (2010), p. 319-326.
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Apoyo social, Dependencia, Discapacidad, Efectos, Factor de protección, Personas mayores, Prevención, Relaciones sociales
Apoyo social, Dependencia, Discapacidad, Efectos, Factor de protección, Personas mayores, Prevención, Relaciones sociales
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