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Cognitive Function in the Community Setting: The Neighborhood as a Source of “Cognitive Reserve”?

CITE Title : Cognitive Function in the Community Setting: The Neighborhood as a Source of “Cognitive Reserve”? Personal Author(s) : Clarke, Philippa J.;Ailshire, Jennifer A.;House, James S.;Morenoff, Jeffrey D.;King, Katherine;Melendez, Robert;Langa, Kenneth M.; Published Date : 8 2012 Source : J Epidemiol Community Health. 66(8):730-736 URL : https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/33397 Clarke, Philippa J. et al. (2012). Cognitive Function in the Community Setting: The Neighborhood as a Source of “Cognitive Reserve”?. 66(8). Clarke, Philippa J. et al. "Cognitive Function in the Community Setting: The Neighborhood as a Source of “Cognitive Reserve”?" 66, no. 8 (2012) Clarke, Philippa J. et al. "Cognitive Function in the Community Setting: The Neighborhood as a Source of “Cognitive Reserve”?" vol. 66, no. 8, 2012 Export RIS Citation Information.

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Clarke, Philippa J. ;

Ailshire, Jennifer A.

8 2012 | J Epidemiol Community Health. 66(8):730-736

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BackgroundExisting research has found a positive association between cognitive function and residence in a socioeconomically advantaged neighborhood. ...

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