… We used data from the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing (ELSA) to investigate whether
social isolation and loneliness were independent risk factors for change in frailty status. Our …

… There was no correlation between sex or age at MS onset with disease progression for
EOMS. However, among 15 subjects with signs of brainstem involvement at onset, there were …

… In conclusion, this longitudinal study over an average follow-up of 5.3 years showed that
epigenetic AA, particularly GrimAA, Grim2AA, FitAA or DunedinPACE is associated with …

… was signifi cant at all three ages (p , 0.05). Inspection of the table indicates a rapidly accelerating
pattern of cannabis use over the three ages both among those with and without disorder…

… age 6–9 y followed for 1 y, 76 and similarly between change in percent body fat and hours
of sedentary behavior in 138 Pima Indian children assessed at age 5 and again at age 10. …

… age, age 2 , sex*age, and age 2 *sex to account for the age variation in these cohorts. We did
not control for age in the Dunedin Study because all individuals were aged … the longitudinal …

… We systematically reviewed longitudinal studies that … community-dwelling population samples
aged 40 years or older. … of individual changes in the acceleration of physical and cognitive …

… aged 8 to 18 years (mean = 12.68, SD = 3.02) from the Texas Twin Project. The Texas Twin
Project is an ongoing longitudinal study that … Measures of epigenetic-age acceleration also …

… With increasing age, the conversion rate to hypertension also … age acceleration is significantly
associated with cardiovascular diseases [35]. In the present study, men ≥ 75 years of age …

… 11 results of a longitudinal study comparing disability and … of runners and control subjects
initially aged 50 to 72 years, … of progression of disability is linear and constant over the study …