A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF THE CAUSAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SOCIAL NETWORKS AND HEALTH OF THE POOR FRAIL ELDERLY
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MOR-BARAK, M.E., MILLER, L.S., A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF THE CAUSAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SOCIAL NETWORKS AND HEALTH OF THE POOR FRAIL ELDERLY. JOURNAL OF APPLIED GERONTOLOGY, Vol. 10, no. 3 (1991), p. 293-310.
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Apoyo social, Efectos, Enfermedad, Estudio descriptivo, Estudio longitudinal, Personas mayores, Salud
Apoyo social, Efectos, Enfermedad, Estudio descriptivo, Estudio longitudinal, Personas mayores, Salud
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