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Association between the number of remaining teeth and need for long-term care or support needs among generally healthy older adults in Japan

2022-07-27

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<h4>Objectives: </h4> Japan has the largest super-aged population worldwide. As long-term care and support for community-dwelling older adults have considerable healthcare and socioeconomic implications, population-based projects are exploring strategies for prevention and early detection of physical and cognitive decline. The Frail Kenshin health checkup program of Kobe city includes citizens aged 64 or 65 years....

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d7183d79-e62a-5cac-b142-4c9b4ac9246d
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1877494/v1
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