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Ageing ‘successfully’ – what exactly does this mean?

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With the population ageing there is an increasing interest in how to age 'successfully' but there is no consensus about what this actually means or how it can be measured. This study compared different models of successful ageing including.

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With the population ageing there is an increasing interest in how to age 'successfully' but there is no consensus about what this actually means or how it can be measured. This study compared different models of successful ageing including.

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With the population ageing there is an increasing interest in how to age 'successfully' but there is no consensus about what this actually means or how it can be measured. This study compared different models of successful ageing including.

Key concepts: Ageing, Population ageing, Gerontology, Older people, Population, Psychology, Medicine, Internal medicine

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