were discharged to hospice were not included in the cohort. Compared with patients who did
complete the Mini-Cog test, patients who did not tended to be uninsured whites who were …

… The researchers playfully dubbed the gene Indy—shorthand for "I'm not dead yet"—in
reference to the film Monty Python and the Holy Grail, in which a still-living plague victim protests …

Modern society benefits from the improvement of life quality and life expectancy compared
to society 50 or 100 years ago (1). However, living longer is also accompanied by negative …

… only partially successful crusade for the Holy Grail of psychiatric neuroscience. Can we …
Despite this, readers of this book will be well prepared for the next attempt on the Holy Grail. …

By 2050, the number of people with AD and other forms of dementia in the United States
and other countries is expected to triple. 1 Given this anticipated dramatic increase in the …

… Macromolecular white matter abnormalities in geriatric depression: a magnetization transfer
imaging study. Am J Geriatr Psychiatry 2008; 16: 255–262.[07] Lopez OL, Kuller LH, Mehta …

… The search for biomarkers in late-life mental illness is an important example of the thrust
to translate advances in neurobiology into clinical psychiatric practice. There is evidence …

… geriatric population burden in health and financial sector in every country. We have limited
geriatric … Government of India need to play a significant role in funding geriatric research. …

… The principle focus of this article is on the current and future role of geriatricians and geriatrics…
is likely to create bigger gains than a narrow focus on admission prevention as a holy grail. …

… medical specialties; psychiatry, neurology and geriatric medicine. This can be … holy grail”
of the profession and this has been systemized into concepts such as “Comprehensive Geriatric …