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A recent study indicates that a significant majority of older adults, 90%, report that self-care has a beneficial effect on their daily lifestyle. This suggests that older Americans may be more adept at self-care compared to younger individuals.
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A recent study indicates that a significant majority of older adults, 90%, report that self-care has a beneficial effect on their daily lifestyle. This suggests that older Americans may be more adept at self-care compared to younger individuals.
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Most older Americans better at self-care than younger generations, new research claims
Research indicates older Americans prioritize self-care more than younger generations