Bayesian network analysis of cognitive impairment in empty-nest older adults: the role of living environment
Shiji Zhang, Yanzhen Tian, Ni-Na Feng +4 more2025Frontiers in Public HealthJournal Article
Neurological
Abstract
Factors related to the living environment can influence the cognitive functions of empty-nest older adults individuals through multiple pathways. Therefore, strategies for preventing cognitive impairment should adopt a multifactorial and integrated approach, incorporating both community and home-based interventions.
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