1 etylcholine dose was almost identical in the
middle aged and older (
17.3+/-1.3 mL/100 mL tissue per m
2 Second, we studied 20
middle-aged and older (
53+/-2 years) sedentary healthy m
3 f 25 % (P < 0.05) in 13 previously sedentary
middle-aged and older (
56 +/- 1 years) healthy men.
4 increased risk of second molar pathology in
middle-aged and older adult men.
5 ulated heading discrimination task to young,
middle-aged and older adult, normal, control subjects an
6 In total, 231
middle-aged and older adults (167 women [72.3%] and 64 m
7 Thirty right-handed, cognitively intact,
middle-aged and older adults (age range, 50-82 years) wi
8 All participants were
middle-aged and older adults (aged >/=55 years) who rece
9 Young,
middle-aged and older adults (total n=136) were scanned
10 ccess to recreational facilities may benefit
middle-aged and older adults by enabling them to maintai
11 Compared with young adult participants,
middle-aged and older adults displayed reductions in unc
12 re overall adolescent diet when completed by
middle-aged and older adults on average 48 years after a
13 investigated in a population-based cohort of
middle-aged and older adults participating in the Beaver
14 Clinicians working with
middle-aged and older adults should screen for binge dri
15 et was capable of lowering blood pressure in
middle-aged and older adults with elevated blood pressur
16 outine diet would modulate blood pressure in
middle-aged and older adults with prehypertension and hy
17 iated with incident cardiovascular events in
middle-aged and older adults without prior CVD.
18 ell as several age groups (e.g. adolescents,
middle-aged and older adults).
19 In
middle-aged and older adults, any association between me
20 In a diverse, community-based sample of
middle-aged and older adults, incident CVD was associate
21 ith excess sleepiness in community-dwelling,
middle-aged and older adults, not limited to those with
22 rovement in folate status in a population of
middle-aged and older adults.
23 th increased subjective memory impairment in
middle-aged and older adults.
24 le, on self-reports of memory performance in
middle-aged and older adults.
25 verity of SDB in a community-based cohort of
middle-aged and older adults.
26 e development of coronary atherosclerosis in
middle-aged and older adults.
27 risk has primarily been shown in studies of
middle-aged and older adults.
28 values for RV measurements among principally
middle-aged and older adults.
29 mination is adversely related to CVD risk in
middle-aged and older adults.
30 years compared with a dichotomous measure in
middle-aged and older adults.
31 ant, health- and well-being-related trait in
middle-aged and older adults.
32 iated with increased poststroke mortality in
middle-aged and older adults.
33 prevalent and its consequences severe among
middle-aged and older adults.
34 rden and cognitive decline was present among
middle-aged and older adults.
35 olic function in a community-based sample of
middle-aged and older adults.
36 frequent knee pain, aching, or stiffness in
middle-aged and older adults.
37 ith excess sleepiness in community-dwelling,
middle-aged and older adults.
38 or obese (body mass index > or =25 kg/m(2))
middle-aged and older (
age 52 to 68 years) adults.
39 poral trends in serum PFAS levels among 1257
middle-aged and older California women (ages 40-94) duri
40 rospective population-based cohort of 63,275
middle-aged and older Chinese subjects who provided data
41 sponse to acetylcholine was 25% lower in the
middle aged and older compared with the young group (P:<
42 levels similar to those in young adults and
middle aged and older endurance-trained men.
43 (P:<0.01) to levels similar to those of the
middle-aged and older endurance-trained men.
44 LC insertion into the pia mater is common in
middle-aged and older eyes, and does not increase with a
45 ff in the youngest groups but accelerated in
middle aged and older groups.
46 intervention study, 13 previously sedentary
middle aged and older healthy men completed a 3-month, h
47 n and restore levels in previously sedentary
middle aged and older healthy men.
48 s of cardiovagal BRS in previously sedentary
middle-aged and older healthy men.
49 IADL disability occurs frequently among
middle-aged and older HIV-infected adults on effective a
50 othelial dysfunction in overweight and obese
middle-aged and older humans.
51 These structural changes in a group of
middle-aged and older individuals may represent adaptive
52 is associated with systemic hypertension in
middle-aged and older individuals of different sexes and
53 However, we observed that
middle-aged and older individuals who are carriers of th
54 bnormal aortic stiffness that is observed in
middle-aged and older individuals with diabetes.
55 duce restricted mobility outside the home in
middle-aged and older individuals with knee pain.
56 Middle-aged and older individuals with the pre-diabetes
57 Conclusions and Relevance: In
middle-aged and older individuals with type 2 diabetes,
58 ysiology of coronary artery disease (CAD) in
middle-aged and older individuals.
59 re associated with gray matter changes among
middle-aged and older individuals.
60 ing cause of pain and physical disability in
middle-aged and older individuals.
61 Younger,
middle-aged, and older listeners (10 per group) with goo
62 spirometry were performed on a group of 929
middle aged and older men from an ongoing longitudinal s
63 We followed 12 516
middle-aged and older men (mean age 57.7 years, range 39
64 In a genome-wide association study of 10 280
middle-aged and older men and women from four community-
65 a substantial sympathetic response in normal
middle-aged and older men and women, but EF commonly fal
66 duce the risk of CVD by one-third in healthy
middle-aged and older men and women.
67 vascular disease (CVD) prevention in healthy
middle-aged and older men and women.
68 ients with melanoma has been demonstrated in
middle-aged and older men compared with women, but few s
69 r disease (AD), and cognitive performance in
middle-aged and older men from Eastern Finland.
70 ia thickness and the risk of incident CAD in
middle-aged and older men from eastern Finland.
71 egg consumption and risk of incident T2D in
middle-aged and older men from eastern Finland.
72 s the risk of fatal myocardial infarction in
middle-aged and older men in Shanghai, China.
73 ata, and methacholine challenge data from 89
middle-aged and older men participating in the Normative
74 nducted a prospective cohort study of 11 150
middle-aged and older men reporting blood pressure in th
75 ommon carotid artery) was lower (P:<0.05) in
middle-aged and older men than in young men in all 3 gro
76 arterial compliance in the endurance-trained
middle-aged and older men was 20% to 35% higher than in
77 ovagal BRS was 40-75 % greater (P < 0.05) in
middle-aged and older men who exercised regularly compar
78 of subsequent decline of lung function among
middle-aged and older men with no history of asthma.
79 ses in the risk of major chronic diseases in
middle-aged and older men, and these associations were a
80 e is prospectively related to carotid IMT in
middle-aged and older men, independent of known risk fac
81 tores levels in previously sedentary healthy
middle-aged and older men.
82 riathlon are not rare; most have occurred in
middle-aged and older men.
83 xposure to lead may impair renal function in
middle-aged and older men.
84 d with a lower risk of T2D in this cohort of
middle-aged and older men.
85 ysfunction (ED) have gained popularity among
middle-aged and older men.
86 supplements for the prevention of cancer in
middle-aged and older men.
87 the prevention of cardiovascular disease in
middle-aged and older men.
88 incident heart failure in community-dwelling
middle-aged and older men; its association with incident
89 tes by using positron emission tomography in
middle-aged and older nondemented persons with normal me
90 It was developed and tested among
middle-aged and older outpatients with schizophrenia and
91 Overall,
middle-aged and older outpatients with schizophrenia had
92 Participants included 59
middle-aged and older patients with schizophrenia or sch
93 This issue may be particularly relevant for
middle-aged and older patients, as the cognitive changes
94 cardiovascular response to mental stress in
middle-aged and older people has not been well character
95 efore aimed to investigate whether depressed
middle-aged and older people were more likely to be hosp
96 These data suggest that in
middle-aged and older persons in the general population,
97 f ischemic stroke beyond manifest AF in this
middle-aged and older population.
98 nder differences in cognitive performance in
middle-aged and older populations across Europe, we show
99 s to the variation in the number of teeth in
middle-aged and older populations using a population-bas
100 l values for wall thickness are provided for
middle-aged and older subjects.
101 randomized trial data from a large cohort of
middle-aged and older US male physicians indicate that l
102 ed that the risk of death from suicide among
middle-aged and older US males is independent of veteran
103 ifestyle factors has not been assessed among
middle-aged and older US men, specifically men taking me
104 ations of these findings could be limited to
middle-aged and older white European populations, our re
105 ed lipoprotein measures among 23 738 healthy
middle-aged and older women (median follow-up 16.4 years
106 We prospectively followed up 99,316
middle-aged and older women for 8 years from the Nurses'
107 In
middle-aged and older women free of CVD and cancer, plas
108 Recruited were 328
middle-aged and older women from a community health cent
109 associated with increased hospital costs for
middle-aged and older women in England across a broad ra
110 (Hb A(1c)), and C-reactive protein (CRP) in
middle-aged and older women initially free of CVD and ca
111 ifestyle modification is often difficult for
middle-aged and older women living in the community who
112 Among this sample of
middle-aged and older women, roadway proximity was assoc
113 iated with a reduced risk of hypertension in
middle-aged and older women, which suggests a potential
114 itive benefit in reducing metabolic risks in
middle-aged and older women.
115 ffecting risk of disease and mortality among
middle-aged and older women.
116 substantial reduction in the risk of T2D in
middle-aged and older women.
117 iction by using a novel measurement scale in
middle-aged and older women.
118 ics in relation to a food-addiction scale in
middle-aged and older women.
119 FQ) predict the development of depression in
middle-aged and older women.
120 evaluating low-dose aspirin and vitamin E in
middle-aged and older women.
121 rotenoids and the risk of type 2 diabetes in
middle-aged and older women.