Beyond Wrinkles: Thailand's New Metrics for Healthy Aging
Thailand is shifting focus from mere physical appearance to functional metrics like daily living abilities, physical capacity, oral health, and mobility for assessing healthy aging. This aligns with WHO's definition and aims to improve the quality of life for seniors.
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