Russell, Joshua Coulter Burnaevskiy, Nikolay Ma, Bridget Mailig, Miguel Arenas Faust, Franklin Crane, Matt Kaeberlein, Matt Mendenhall, Alexander
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The function of the pharynx, an organ in the model system Caenorhabditis elegans, has been correlated with lifespan and motility (another measure of health) since 1980. In this study, in order to further understand the relationship between organ function and lifespan, we measured the age-related decline of the pharynx using an electrophysiological ...
Morris, Rosie Lord, Sue Lawson, Rachael A Coleman, Shirley Galna, Brook Duncan, Gordon W Khoo, Tien K Yarnall, Alison J Burn, David J Rochester, Lynn
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This provides novel evidence for gait as a clinical biomarker for PD cognitive decline in early disease.
Alway, Stephen E McCrory, Jean L Kearcher, Kalen Vickers, Austen Frear, Benjamin Gilleland, Diana L Bonner, Daniel E Thomas, James M Donley, David A Lively, Mathew W
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Older men (n = 12) and women (n = 18) 65-80 years of age completed 12 weeks of exercise and took either a placebo or resveratrol (RSV) (500 mg/d) to test the hypothesis that RSV treatment combined with exercise would increase mitochondrial density, muscle fatigue resistance, and cardiovascular function more than exercise alone. Contrary to our hypo...
Choe, Yu-Ri Joh, Ju-Youn Kim, Yeon-Pyo
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Our proposed cut-off points for low GS and low ASM should be useful in the diagnosis of sarcopenia in older Korean people.
Gagliardi, Cristina Corsonello, Andrea Di Rosa, Mirko Fabbietti, Paolo Cherubini, Antonio Mercante, Oriano Mazzei, Bruno Postacchini, Demetrio Deales, Alberto Bustacchini, Silvia
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Patients experiencing recent pre-admission functional decline should be considered as those for which the geriatric approach may lead to the better functional result in the acute care setting. CGA allows to individuate risk factors to be addressed in the acute care setting.
Li, Danni Misialek, Jeffrey R Huang, Fangying Windham, B Gwen Yu, Fang Alonso, Alvaro
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Plasma SM(OH)s may be independently associated with physical function in older adults.
Houston, Denise K Neiberg, Rebecca H Miller, Michael E Hill, James O Jakicic, John M Johnson, Karen C Gregg, Edward W Hubbard, Van S Pi-Sunyer, Xavier Rejeski, W Jack
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An intensive lifestyle intervention has modest but significant long-term benefits on physical function in overweight and obese middle-aged and older adults with type 2 diabetes.
Shardell, Michelle Semba, Richard D Kalyani, Rita R Bandinelli, Stefania Prather, Aric A Chia, Chee W Ferrucci, Luigi
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Higher plasma klotho concentrations were associated with lower likelihoods of frailty and particularly exhaustion. Future studies should investigate modifiable mechanisms through which klotho may affect the frailty syndrome.
Kageyama, Shinya Takeshita, Toru Furuta, Michiko Tomioka, Mikiko Asakawa, Mikari Suma, Shino Takeuchi, Kenji Shibata, Yukie Iwasa, Yasuyuki Yamashita, Yoshihisa
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The tongue microbiota type was significantly associated with an increased mortality risk from pneumonia in nursing home residents.
Golpanian, Samuel DiFede, Darcy L Khan, Aisha Schulman, Ivonne Hernandez Landin, Ana Marie Tompkins, Bryon A Heldman, Alan W Miki, Roberto Goldstein, Bradley J Mushtaq, Muzammil
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Allo-hMSCs are safe and immunologically tolerated in aging frailty patients. Improvements in functional and immunologic status suggest that ongoing clinical development of cell-based therapy is warranted for frailty.
