Social relationships are important to the health of aging adults,Social frailty assumes that each factor contributes to an older person’s vulnerability and that they interact with and build upon each other.
Social relationships are important to the health of aging adults
Social frailty assumes that each factor contributes to an older person’s vulnerability and that they interact with and build upon each other.
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