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The Rural Elderly in America: The Old Folks at Home

Joseph D. Yenerall

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The family life of the rural elderly the economics of later life for the rural elderly the health of the rural aged religion and the rural elderly perceived needs and social services the old folks at home - a new paradigm.

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The family life of the rural elderly the economics of later life for the rural elderly the health of the rural aged religion and the rural elderly perceived needs and social services the old folks at home - a new paradigm.

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The family life of the rural elderly the economics of later life for the rural elderly the health of the rural aged religion and the rural elderly perceived needs and social services the old folks at home - a new paradigm.

Key concepts: Gerontology, Rural area, Rural health, Rural society, Economic growth, Sociology, Socioeconomics, Medicine

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