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Resilience in Aging: A Grounded Theory Study on How Older Japanese Adults Navigate Chronic Illness
Japan’s population is one of the world’s oldest. As of 2025, over 29% of its citizens are 65 years old or older. Chronic illnesses like hypertension and diabetes are prevalent among the older population, presenting significant problems for the already stretched healthcare system. However, little is
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