Views of aging

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Rehabilitation effectiveness

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Views of aging improves rehabilitation effectiveness in humans.
“patients who felt younger or who were less aware of age-related losses had higher rehabilitation effectiveness”
Humanspost-fracture home-based rehabilitationapproximately two weeksn = 86
VIEWS OF AGING OF PATIENTS AND SPOUSAL CAREGIVERS PREDICT HOME-BASED REHABILITATION OUTCOMES
GSA 2024 abstract31 Dec 2024

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