SEX DIFFERENCES IN HUMAN MORTALITY AND AGING AT LATE AGES: THE EFFECT OF MORTALITY SELECTION AND STATE DYNAMICS
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MANTON, K.G., ET AL., SEX DIFFERENCES IN HUMAN MORTALITY AND AGING AT LATE AGES: THE EFFECT OF MORTALITY SELECTION AND STATE DYNAMICS. GERONTOLOGIST, THE, Vol. 35, no. 5 (1995), p. 597-608.
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Datos epidemiológicos, Duración de la vida, Edad, Estudio longitudinal, Estudio nacional, Factores psicológicos, Género, Mortalidad, EE.UU.
Datos epidemiológicos, Duración de la vida, Edad, Estudio longitudinal, Estudio nacional, Factores psicológicos, Género, Mortalidad, EE.UU.
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