ライフサイエンスコーパス: community-dwelling older adults

1 informal caregivers managing incontinence in community dwelling older adults.

2 tes than hospitalized, noncritically ill and community dwelling older adults.

3 inal Study of Ageing, a prospective study of community dwelling older adults.

4 inal Study of Ageing, a prospective study of community dwelling older adults.

5 ositive acute respiratory infection (ARI) in community-dwelling older adults.

6 he healthy control group were recruited from community-dwelling older adults.

7 acological interventions on loneliness among community-dwelling older adults.

8 ssive symptoms, and functional disability in community-dwelling older adults.

9 of discharge from an initial ED visit among community-dwelling older adults.

10 n and engagement in meaningful activities in community-dwelling older adults.

11 r risk factors with dementia incidence among community-dwelling older adults.

12 at normal and maximal gait speed and CaF in community-dwelling older adults.

13 ed with reduced PIM and medication counts in community-dwelling older adults.

14 armacological interventions on loneliness in community-dwelling older adults.

15 ss basic, instrumental, and advanced ADLs in community-dwelling older adults.

16 acute respiratory tract infections (ARTI) in community-dwelling older adults.

17 on Study, a population-based cohort study of community-dwelling older adults.

18 ion, and nutritional status biomarkers among community-dwelling older adults.

19 high prevalence of polypharmacy and PIMs in community-dwelling older adults.

20 ndicular LM (aLM), and their 2-y decline, in community-dwelling older adults.

21 ke illness (ILI) on pneumococcal carriage in community-dwelling older adults.

22 P), a nationally representative sample of US community-dwelling older adults.

23 into account, particularly among low-income, community-dwelling older adults.

24 ing mobility limitation and interventions in community-dwelling older adults.

25 rted sleep variables and Abeta deposition in community-dwelling older adults.

26 nd cardiovascular and all-cause mortality in community-dwelling older adults.

27 of the development of heart failure (HF) in community-dwelling older adults.

28 e-relevant interventions to prevent falls in community-dwelling older adults.

29 ventions exist that can reduce falling among community-dwelling older adults.

30 reening tool to identify nutritional risk in community-dwelling older adults.

31 eptide (NT-proBNP) levels in a population of community-dwelling older adults.

32 ent risk factor for depression recurrence in community-dwelling older adults.

33 tors in medically ill populations but not in community-dwelling older adults.

34 t is associated with incident dementia among community-dwelling older adults.

35 pal volumes were measured in 14 nondemented, community-dwelling older adults.

36 MRI)-identified lesions and depression among community-dwelling older adults.

37 A low SMI doubled the risk of mortality in community-dwelling older adults.

38 might be used to screen for cautious gait in community-dwelling older adults.

39 lity, and premature institutionalization for community-dwelling older adults.

40 normal and overweight ranges, in a group of community-dwelling older adults (53-93 years old).

41 y from the Health and Retirement Study, 4772 community-dwelling older adults 65 years or older who li

42 This recommendation applies to community-dwelling older adults 65 years or older, witho

43 In a prospective study of 5888 community-dwelling older adults (65 years of age or olde

44 fects on Older Adults' Physical Activity) of community-dwelling older adults 70 years or older with P

45 opulation-based cohort study, we studied 984 community-dwelling older adults (age 51 y and older and

46 A total of 273 community-dwelling older adults aged >=60 y were enrolle

47 ohort study followed 1040 relatively healthy community-dwelling older adults aged 60 years and older

48 and 2000), using individual data from 34,485 community-dwelling older adults aged 65 years or older w

49 Community-dwelling older adults aged 66 to 90 years with

50 Participants included 249 community-dwelling older adults (aged >=65 years) with g

51 In this cross-sectional study of 54 community-dwelling older adults (aged 55-88, mean age 69

52 and/or Spanish-speaking, cognitively intact, community-dwelling older adults (aged 60 years) across N

53 tion-based prospective cohort study involved community-dwelling older adults (aged 67-90 years) witho

54 diture was assessed in 302 high-functioning, community-dwelling older adults (aged 70-82 years).

55 spective cohort study was conducted with 351 community-dwelling older adults ages 60 years and older:

56 Among generally healthy, community-dwelling older adults, aPWV, a marker of arter

57 interaction with physical activity (PA), in community-dwelling older adults are lacking.

58 f a > or = 5% loss or gain in body weight in community-dwelling older adults at an annual examination

59 ram did not reduce the hazard of falls among community-dwelling older adults at high risk for falling

60 und that low ASMI was highly prevalent among community-dwelling older adults at risk of malnutrition.

61 Among community-dwelling older adults, CHD case fatality remai

62 r extremity strength on stepping strategy in community-dwelling older adults during simple and comple

63 avorable individual outcomes for low-income, community-dwelling older adults experiencing clinically

64 For community-dwelling older adults, family carers are conce

65 Among community-dwelling older adults, food insecurity was pre

66 Screening community-dwelling older adults for risk of malnutrition

67 at baseline and 2 to 3 years later in 2,975 community-dwelling older adults free of heart failure in

68 PARTICIPANTS: We studied 997 black and white community-dwelling older adults from Memphis, Tennessee,

69 Among community-dwelling older adults, FV consumption was asso

70 atory pathogens to respiratory infections in community-dwelling older adults (>/=60 years) are needed

71 A total of 699 community-dwelling older adults (>=60 y) identified from

72 with PCR-confirmed RSV-ARTI was evaluated in community-dwelling older adults (>=60 years) from the pr

73 short-term natural history of weight loss in community-dwelling older adults have not been described.

74 In conclusion, in community-dwelling older adults, higher plasma FGF23 con

75 ect of social engagement on disability among community-dwelling older adults in 1982-1991.

76 he distribution of waist circumference among community-dwelling older adults in England has shifted u

77 d and walking activity among a sample of 546 community-dwelling older adults in Portland, Oregon.

78 We identified 3778 community-dwelling older adults in the Health and Retire

79 tive cohort investigation of black and white community-dwelling older adults in the Health, Aging, an

80 Approximately 15% of community-dwelling older adults in the US experienced so

81 Major modifiable risk factors among community-dwelling older adults include gait and balance

82 A total of 1781 community-dwelling older adults included in this study,

83 immune responses to influenza vaccination in community dwelling older adults including those with con

84 ignificant predictor of mortality and CVD in community-dwelling older adults, independent of traditio

85 One of 10 ARTI in community-dwelling older adults is attributable to expos

86 In this instrumental variable analysis of community-dwelling older adults, longer antibiotic cours

87 A total of 140 highly functioning, community-dwelling older adults (mean [SD] age, 72 [5] y

88 Among 1038 community-dwelling older adults (mean [SD] age, 77.1 [5.

89 Nondepressed community dwelling older adults (n = 104; aged 60-80) wh

90 Community-dwelling older adults (n = 82; aged ~68.8 y; 5

91 for frailty prevention in generally healthy community-dwelling older adults not selected for vitamin

92 study with long-term follow-up including 560 community-dwelling older adults (older than 70 years) in

93 NHATS includes community-dwelling older adults or their proxies who com

94 Caregivers of community-dwelling older adults play a protective role i

95 mbedded deprescribing intervention targeting community-dwelling older adults prescribed central nervo

96 In this sample of community-dwelling older adults, prescription and nonpre

97 to gain knowledge in this field because most community-dwelling older adults receive their care from

98 Among community-dwelling older adults, reports of shorter slee

99 e risk, but the effects may be smaller among community-dwelling older adults than among institutional

100 dy is an ongoing prospective cohort study of community-dwelling older adults that enrolled 112 older

101 of primary care-relevant interventions among community-dwelling older adults that reported falls or f

102 ata were taken from 3 independent cohorts of community-dwelling older adults: the Seniors-ENRICA (Stu

103 physical performance and its 3-y decline in community-dwelling older adults.Three-year follow-up dat

104 In this study performed in community-dwelling older adults undergoing a 3-d/wk resi

105 In healthy community-dwelling older adults undertaking resistance-b

106 underestimated the occurrence of RSV-ARTI in community-dwelling older adults up to 9-fold (11% sensit

107 Using clinicopathologic data from 405 community-dwelling older adults, we applied latent profi

108 present study, gait characteristics from 171 community-dwelling older adults were evaluated to determ

109 Community-dwelling older adults were followed every year

110 Amsterdam, and Newcastle 85+) in which 5725 community-dwelling older adults were followed up to 8.5

111 Community dwelling older adults who are care dependent a

112 A total of 4648 community-dwelling older adults who completed visual fun

113 TS: This observational cohort study included community-dwelling older adults who participated in the

114 ross-sectional study of a national sample of community-dwelling older adults who returned home after

115 A cohort of 2046 community-dwelling older adults who volunteered to parti

116 0 to October 2022 in a convenience sample of community-dwelling older adults who were cognitively uni

117 Participants included community-dwelling older adults who would unequivocally

118 d geriatric syndromes, it is unknown whether community-dwelling older adults with a history of incarc

119 ted a test-negative study of influenza VE in community-dwelling older adults with COPD in Ontario, Ca

120 ARTICIPANTS: Cross-sectional analysis of all community-dwelling older adults with dementia (identifie

121 Community-dwelling older adults with dementia have a hig

122 sychotics, opioids, and antiepileptics among community-dwelling older adults with dementia in 2014-20

123 ly validated a mortality prediction model in community-dwelling older adults with dementia that showe

124 n prevented cognitive decline in a cohort of community-dwelling older adults with elevated psychologi

125 However, for the majority of community-dwelling older adults with knee pain this meth

126 Community-dwelling older adults with mild cognitive impa

127 100 community-dwelling older adults with mild cognitive impa

128 year randomized trial of low-dose aspirin in community-dwelling older adults with posttrial observati

129 roxy responses can predict need for NHLOC in community-dwelling older adults with probable dementia w

130 PR was defined in 22 community-dwelling older adults with SIVCI.

131 from 1993 to 2019 across 11 countries among community-dwelling older adults without a history of str

132 Participants included 698 community-dwelling older adults without dementia (mean a

133 ough 2012 on the South Side of Chicago among community-dwelling older adults without dementia from th

134 In this population-based study of community-dwelling older adults without dementia, those

135 ile associated with prior TBI exposure among community-dwelling older adults without dementia-an unde

136 cularly in a diverse, biracial population of community-dwelling older adults without dementia.

137 r prediction of mortality in a population of community-dwelling older adults without known heart dise