One step toward understanding healthcare and successfully aging in place- we found that living in areas with higher primary care supply was associated with higher odds of cognitive impairment, independent of individual access to care.
@MAMullins, Julie Bynum, Suzanne Judd & Philippa Clarke examine access to primary care and cognitive impairment https://t.co/HOrJmJvQRM
RT @BMC_series: The relationship between health care and cognitive impairment prevention in the US is currently unclear, a study by @UMich…
💡NEW PUBLICATION Access to primary care and cognitive impairment: results from a national community study of aging Americans https://t.co/I82hVenhix from RRTC faculty https://t.co/8u0ivOhWGX