Optimal care of older women: An opportunity for both prevention and treatment: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 91, No 4

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As the number of older women and their average life expectancy increase, physicians will need to focus as much on providing preventive, health-promoting care as on treating disease. Drs South-Paul and Woodson present a guide for multidimensional evaluation of asymptomatic older women that can serve as a framework for designing individualized care.

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