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The "On the Move" group exercise program is more effective at improving mobility in the elderly

‘On the Move’ Group Exercise Program Aids Walking in Elderly

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Greater mobility improvements seen, despite lower class attendance
Most individuals with a Coordinate My Care plan die in their chosen location

Most Patients With Care Plan Die in Chosen Location

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Females, those with poor performance status, and cancer diagnosis more likely to die in chosen location
Intraindividual variability of reaction time is independently associated with mortality

Intraindividual Variability in Reaction Time Tied to Mortality

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Independent link identified, which changed very little after excluding incident dementia cases
Compared to patients themselves

Caregivers Have a Worse View of Cancer Patients’ Functional Status

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Patient-caregiver assessments of patient function, mental health, social support differ significantly
Adoption of specialty access standards has not improved access to specialists

Specialist Access No Better With Adoption of Access Standards

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No notable improvement in timely access to specialty services following implementation of standards
Many studies used to support U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval of high-risk medical device modifications are not controlled; and efficacy of drugs granted accelerated approval is often confirmed three years after approval

Studies Used for FDA Approval of Device Changes Often Low Quality

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And, efficacy of drugs granted accelerated approval often confirmed only years after approval
Statin prescribing is considerable among nursing home residents

Statin Use Among Nursing Home Residents Varies Significantly

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Between-physician variability accounted for 9.1 percent of unexplained variation in statin use
Apathy is associated with mortality in nursing home patients

Apathy Tied to Mortality in Nursing Home Patients

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Mortality risk also increased for males, older patients
Risk factors for dementia include black race

Midlife Vascular Risk Factors Tied to Increased Risk of Dementia

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Vascular risk factors linked to dementia include midlife smoking, diabetes, hypertension
Increased blood pressure variability is associated with a higher risk of all-cause dementia

Blood Pressure Variability Linked to Risk of Dementia in Elderly

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Increased variability risk factor for dementia, vascular dementia, Alzheimer's, independent of BP