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Not Infected but Physically and Mentally Affected: Older Cubans and COVID-19.
COVID-19 has dominated the conversation this year. Following the fi rst outbreaks in December 2019, it became clear that older adults were predisposed to greater disease severity and death. What occurred in nursing homes across Europe and the Americas was brutal-as much for the older adults themselves as for their families. Many didn't even get to say goodbye.
期刊介绍:
Uphold the highest standards of ethics and excellence, publishing open-access articles in English relevant to global health equity that offer the best of medical, population health and social sciences research and perspectives by Cuban and other developing-country professionals.