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Relationships among the Elderly: The Effects on One’s Health and Psychosocial Well Being
People can get lonely, so dating for seniors could be a great boost for their psychological well being. Relationships among the Elderly: The Effects on One’s Health and Psychosocial Well Being by Mary Tencza, RN, BSN Graduate of Drexel University
Advances in medicine are allowing many adults to live longer lives than previous generations. In fact, the elderly population is becoming one of the largest growing sectors of the present population. Recently, researchers have begun studying what factors contribute to successful aging. These studies are showing that the impact of family and social relationships plays an important part in one’s health and psychosocial well being.
