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Comment on: "Effectiveness of High-Intensity Versus Low-To-Moderate-Intensity Resistance Training in Improving Muscle Strength and Bone Mineral Density in Older Adults: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials". [PDF]
Geriatr Gerontol IntWang Q, Yao Y, Liu L.
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Consumer Experiences and Perceptions of Genetic Counseling in Provider-Mediated Genetic Testing. [PDF]
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Recommendations From a Health Care Provider's Perspective for Better Implementation of Telemedicine and Telenursing: Descriptive Qualitative Approach. [PDF]
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The Health Advantages of the United States
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Education, Age, and the Cumulative Advantage in Health
Journal of Health and Social Behavior, 1996The positive association between educational attainment and health is well established, but the way in which the education-based gap in health varies with age is not. Do the health advantages of high educational attainment and disadvantages of low educational attainment diverge or converge with age?
C E, Ross, C L, Wu
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Education, cumulative advantage, and health
Ageing International, 2005Education’s positive effect on health gets larger as people age. The large socioeconomic differences in health among older Americans mostly accrue earlier in adulthood on gradients set by educational attainment. Education develops abilities that help individuals gain control of their own lives, encouraging and enabling a healthy life.
John Mirowsky, Catherine E. Ross
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