WHY DO SWEDISH-SPEAKING FINNS HAVE LONGER ACTIVE LIFE? AN AREA FOR SOCIAL CAPITAL RESEARCH
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HYYPPA, M.T., MAKI, J., WHY DO SWEDISH-SPEAKING FINNS HAVE LONGER ACTIVE LIFE? AN AREA FOR SOCIAL CAPITAL RESEARCH. HEALTH PROMOTION INTERNATIONAL, Vol. 16, no. 1 (2001), p. 55-64.
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Palabras clave:
Efectos, Esperanza de vida, Factores sociales, Personas mayores, Personas mayores activas, Finlandia
Efectos, Esperanza de vida, Factores sociales, Personas mayores, Personas mayores activas, Finlandia
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