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Malnutrition in Old Age: an Underestimated Health Risk
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Many elderly people eat too little or too one-sidedly – with significant consequences for their health. Prof. Dr. Dorothee Volkert from the Institute of Biomedicine of Ageing at the Chair of Internal Medicine – Geriatry at the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) explains why the issue of malnutrition in old age is as relevant as one recognizes the phenomenon and what one can do about it. Source
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