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Analysis reveals lower chronic disease burden in aging populations with higher life satisfaction, highlighting the role of depressive symptoms and frailty.
These findings indicate that higher life satisfaction is associated with a lower burden of chronic diseases among middle-aged and older adults. Depressive symptoms and frailty statistically accounted for part of this association, emphasizing the need to address both psychological and physical factors to reduce burden of chronic disease burden in aging populations.
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