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Some experts believe retirement contributes to the higher rates of depression among older men who see their self-worth in terms of work and productivity. Other men may have been too tired or pressured to develop interests or skills other than those found in conjunction with their job. Thus, after retirement they find themselves feeling unable to contribute anything .^efdngfiil to their lives. _ \ <4* Boredom and the loss of self-esteem associated with retirement may be compounded by other conditions of the elderly. Poor health, waning strength, the deaths of friends and loved ones add up, making the older man more vulnerable to depression.
Among women, the highest rates
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