山东大学教师主页王箐 Gender-specific association of adverse childhood experiences with frailty index level and trajectory in China Home

王箐

Professor

Name (Simplified Chinese):王箐

Name (Pinyin):wangqing

Date of Employment:2019-06-04

School/Department:公共卫生学院

Gender:Female

Status:Employed

College:Cheeloo College of Medicine

Paper Publications

Gender-specific association of adverse childhood experiences with frailty index level and trajectory in China

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Institution:公共卫生学院

Title of Paper:Gender-specific association of adverse childhood experiences with frailty index level and trajectory in China

Journal:Maturitas

Document Code:7732CD91BE994BF1A5D6B27CD6A9D584

Issue:170

Number of Words:4

Translation or Not:No

Date of Publication:2023-04

Release Time:2023-09-02

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