Peer Reviewed: Attitudes on Aging Well Among Older African Americans and Whites in South Carolina
Sara J. Corwin(University of South Carolina), Rui Liu(University of South Carolina), Sarah B. Laditka(University of North Carolina at Charlotte), James N. Laditka(University of North Carolina at Charlotte), Sara Wilcox
Preventing Chronic Disease
October 1, 2009
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