DOES MORE HEALTH CARE IMPROVE HEALTH AMONG OLDER ADULTS?. A LONGITUDINAL ANALYSIS
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GOLBERSTEIN, E., ET AL., DOES MORE HEALTH CARE IMPROVE HEALTH AMONG OLDER ADULTS?. A LONGITUDINAL ANALYSIS. JOURNAL OF AGING AND HEALTH, Vol. 19, no. 6 (2007), p. 888-906.
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Efectos, Enfermedad, Factor de protección, Personas mayores, Salud, Servicios de salud, Utilización de servicios, EE.UU.
Efectos, Enfermedad, Factor de protección, Personas mayores, Salud, Servicios de salud, Utilización de servicios, EE.UU.
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