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In a previous publication [1] the subjective health of male seniors was analysed up to the year 2013. 52% of seniors in Germany rated their health as “very good” and “good”. But how is the health of the other half of the male population 65+? Could it be that a bias is present, because only part of the elderly population is reached, due to the fact that many of them are not included in interviews because of dementia and need for care.

Burden by chronic diseases and disability and nursing care situation of seniors in Germany up to 2015