A multidisciplinary collection of twenty-one studies demonstrates that effective nutritional care in older adults requires combining feasible clinical assessments with structural support for socioeconomic and environmental barriers.
Clinical Assessment and Social Context Shape Nutritional Interventions in Older Adults
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