Sentence examples for most disadvantaged older from inspiring English sources

The most disadvantaged older persons may be underrepresented in our research, because of premature mortality (the 'wealthy survivor' effect).

This study documents the adverse impact of pain on self-rated health as well as the fact that the experience of pain and poor subjective health and well-being is greatest among the most socially disadvantaged older adults (minorities and those with the least education).

Anxiety and depression in socioeconomically disadvantaged older adults frequently go unrecognized and untreated.

Limited benefits directly caused many disadvantaged older people to be afraid to go to hospitals.

The people most disadvantaged by unaffordable housing are the young.

7. Children in remote areas most disadvantaged.

Specific attention for most disadvantaged families.

In this respect Somalis seem to be most disadvantaged.

Based on this information, five levels of disadvantaged childhood circumstances were defined ranging from "most advantaged" to "most disadvantaged".

Research by the Department for Education shows there has been 94% take-up of the free hours among three-and four-year-olds in England, but just 72% among the most disadvantaged two-year-olds, who are also eligible.

Labour first offered free nursery places to four-year-olds and then three-year-olds and had piloted a scheme giving 10 hours for the most disadvantaged two-year-olds, which they had promised to expand.