CAN MAINTAINING COGNITIVE FUNCTION AT 65 YEARS OLD PREDICT SUCCESSFUL AGEING 6 YEARS LATER? THE PROOF STUDY
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CASTRO-LIONARD, K., ET AL., CAN MAINTAINING COGNITIVE FUNCTION AT 65 YEARS OLD PREDICT SUCCESSFUL AGEING 6 YEARS LATER? THE PROOF STUDY. AGE AND AGEING, Vol. 40, no. 2 (2011), p. 259-265.
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Autonomía personal, Dependencia, Efectos, Factor de riesgo, Personas mayores, Predicción
Autonomía personal, Dependencia, Efectos, Factor de riesgo, Personas mayores, Predicción
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