The prevalence of depressive symptoms is very high in the elderly, four times higher than a diagnosis of clinical depression. Social risk and comorbidity are strongly associated with depressive symptoms.

There was high prevalence of fragility with cognitive deterioration, multi-medication and social risk; and lower presence of dementia. Women and the most elderly people were most affected.

Tuberculosis infection is less prevalent at school ages than other areas of Spain. In spite of the increase prevalence per school year, the low frequency and sample size did not allow to test for other associations.

Urbina Torija (l), M." del Pilar García Salazar (2) M." de las Mercedes Letón Pastor (2) y Raquel Ruiz Pérez (2).

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