THE ROLE OF EARLY-LIFE CONDITIONS IN THE COGNITIVE DECLINE DUE TO ADVERSE EVENTS LATER IN LIFE
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VAN DEN BERG, G.J., ET AL., THE ROLE OF EARLY-LIFE CONDITIONS IN THE COGNITIVE DECLINE DUE TO ADVERSE EVENTS LATER IN LIFE. Serie: IZA Discussion Paper, BONN, INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF LABOR, 2010, 31 p.
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Condiciones de vida, Demencia, Deterioro cognitivo, Efectos, Factor de riesgo, Personas mayores
Condiciones de vida, Demencia, Deterioro cognitivo, Efectos, Factor de riesgo, Personas mayores
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