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1 asures can further improve prediction in the oldest old.
2 management of psychiatric problems among the oldest old.
3 re its roots and deliver optimal care to the oldest old.
4 up with a special focus on depression in the oldest old.
5 h AF and recent stroke was maintained in the oldest old.
6  cognition varies by APOE genotype among the oldest old.
7 re the major contributors to dementia in the oldest-old.
8 cident dementia and cognitive decline in the oldest-old.
9 ological correlates of dementia, even in the oldest-old.
10 ion and dementia status, particularly in the oldest-old.
11 k factors and pathologies of dementia in the oldest-old.
12                    We also provide a healthy oldest-old (85+) cortical parcellation that can be used
13  study identified increased morbidity in the oldest old, a growing population.
14  mild deficits, nonwhite race/ethnicity, and oldest old age.
15 l and functional alterations progressed into oldest-old age.
16 sed the cross-sectional data including 6,160 oldest old (aged 80 years old or older) from the genetic
17 f body mass index (BMI) and health among the oldest-old (aged >=80 years), as an inverse relationship
18 s study reports the burden of cancer in the "oldest old" (aged 85 years) in Finland, 1953-2017, and e
19 ve function in older adults who have reached oldest-old ages with healthy cognition can help us under
20 , recruiting, and diagnosing dementia in the oldest old (ages >/=90 years), most incidence studies in
21 tudy of Assets and Health Dynamics Among the Oldest Old (AHEAD), a large, nationally representative s
22 he Asset and Health Dynamic Survey Among the Oldest Old (AHEAD), a national probability sample of com
23 he Asset and Health Dynamic Survey Among the Oldest Old (AHEAD), a national probability sample of com
24 rvey on Assets and Health Dynamics Among the Oldest Old (AHEAD).
25  (AD), data regarding incidence rates in the oldest old and time trends in incidence are limited.
26                          Additionally, being oldest old [AOR: 1.58; CI: 1.32-1.89] and divorced/separ
27                                          The oldest old are the fastest growing segment of the US pop
28                                          The oldest old are the fastest-growing segment of our popula
29                              Given that the 'oldest-old' are at greatest risk for LATE-NC, and subjec
30  study shows that network segregation of the oldest-old brain is closely linked to cognitive performa
31 antially lower than male mortality among the oldest-old, but that women's functional capacities in ac
32 However, the trend of the association in the oldest-old categories has been the subject of discussion
33  biomarkers, cognition, and AB deposition in oldest-old cognitively unimpaired (CU) adults.
34  cancer, and cerebrovascular diseases in the oldest old Colombian population with urban areas having
35  significantly lower fatality rate among the oldest old drivers.
36 terature in geriatric psychiatry ignores the oldest old, focusing instead on the treatment of specifi
37 nderestimate uncertainty about the number of oldest old from about 2050 and that they underestimate u
38                                          The oldest old group recognized more proteins on average tha
39                                       In the oldest old group, overall T-cell polyfunctionality was s
40                                       In the oldest-old group, mediation analyses were performed to s
41 2034 and 12,000 in 2050 despite doubling the oldest old (>= 80 years).
42 ic changes, the number of new cancers in the oldest old has increased substantially in Finland, and c
43 dest-old mobile (OM; 87 +/- 3 years), and 12 oldest-old immobile (OI; 88 +/- 4 years) subjects perfor
44 tation because the study sample was from the oldest old in China, with unique characteristics such as
45 al factors impact net efficiency (etanet) in oldest-old individuals at different stages of skeletal m
46 and physical and cognitive functioning among oldest-old individuals between 1998 and 2008.
47 actors, we noted that annual mortality among oldest-old individuals was substantially reduced between
48                                           In oldest-old individuals, hearing function was not associa
49                                           In oldest-old individuals, poorer hearing was associated wi
50 g loss on memory and global cognition in the oldest-old individuals.
51 erative outcomes after CRC procedures in the oldest old is focused primarily on operative mortality.
52  "one-size-fits-all" approach to care in the oldest old is not feasible, and ethical issues will rema
53 d "older" healthy volunteers and a group of "oldest old" long-term survivors (>85 years of age).
54 0 kg/m2, suggesting that optimal BMI for the oldest-old may be around overweight or mild obesity.
55              A total of 5306 community-based oldest-old (mean age 90.6 years) were enrolled in the Ch
56 k (EMIF)-Alzheimer's disease (AD) 90+ study (oldest-old; mean age 92.7 years, 56.9% female) and 60 pa
57 A similar pattern of change was found in the oldest-old men except that cognitive function worsened.
58 presenting all hallmarks of aging in old and oldest-old mice, but pathway enrichment revealed directi
59        Twelve young (YG; 25 +/- 2 years), 12 oldest-old mobile (OM; 87 +/- 3 years), and 12 oldest-ol
60                                    Among the oldest-old, opposite causal associations of BMI and WC w
61 ension or high blood pressure and trials and oldest old or very old or very elderly.
62 9 years, and 100-105 years (in total, 19 528 oldest-old participants) were examined; the two cohorts
63                                   A group of oldest old people (age >85 years) was included to explor
64 mference (WC), or both with mortality in the oldest-old people in China.
65 autiously designed and implemented among the oldest-old people, considering distinct roles of BMI and
66 ificant public health impact, given that the oldest-old persons older than 85 years of age represent
67                            We found that the oldest-old population had a 66% increase in individuals
68  study has assessed the effect on vulnerable oldest-old populations.
69          The increasing cancer burden in the oldest old poses a major challenge for health care and n
70 ted with better cognitive function among the oldest old regardless of APOE genotype.
71 ying cognitive impairment, especially in the oldest-old, remain poorly understood.
72 the 1993 Asset and Health Dynamics Among the Oldest Old Study, a nationally representative survey of
73 S-based Assets and Health Dynamics Among the Oldest Old survey (n = 5,726; born before 1924), they sh
74 author describes an approach to treating the oldest old that incorporates depression as an example.
75                                          The oldest-old (those aged >/=80 years) are the most rapidly
76                                    Among the oldest-old, those aged 90 and older, other ageing-relate
77 n samples that include representation of the oldest old US individuals (ie, aged >=80 years), who are
78 e pathological correlates of dementia in the oldest-old, we characterized the topographical spread an
79 ally as cognitive impairment develops in the oldest old, who are especially vulnerable to ischemic an
80 s may inform the cognitive outlook for those oldest old with high genetic risk of cognitive impairmen
81                              In the legs the oldest-old without mobility limitations exhibited an aug
82 egies to reduce depressive symptoms into the oldest-old years.