Aging Well Across Countries: Global Perspectives on What Matters Most
Aging Well Across Countries: Global Perspectives on What Matters Most Older adults across very different countries shared remarkably similar priorities for Aging Well, although the relative importance of those priorities varied across social, cultural, and economic contexts. In this international study of adults aged 50 and older in Costa Rica, Denmark, Japan, Nigeria, and the United States,…
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