SELF-RATED HEALTH, GENDER, AND MORTALITY IN OLDER PERSONS: INTRODUCTION TO A SPECIAL SECTION
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DEEG, D.J.H., BATH, P.A., SELF-RATED HEALTH, GENDER, AND MORTALITY IN OLDER PERSONS: INTRODUCTION TO A SPECIAL SECTION. GERONTOLOGIST, THE, Vol. 43, no. 3 (2003), p. 369-371.
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Efectos, Estudio epidemiológico, Género, Mortalidad, Percepción, Personas mayores, Salud, EE.UU.
Efectos, Estudio epidemiológico, Género, Mortalidad, Percepción, Personas mayores, Salud, EE.UU.
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