The association of falls with loneliness and social exclusion: evidence from the DEAS German Ageing Survey
Aproximadamente uno de cada tres individuos en la vejez sufre una caída anual, aumentando esta proporción a medida que avanza en la edad. Los factores que influyen en las caídas se han estudiado ampliamente ya que se espera que la proporción de adultos mayores aumente además de ser comunes y frecue...
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