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How High-Frequency Subthalamic Deep Brain Stimulation Can Impact Speech in PD
08/20/2019
Following subthalamic deep brain stimulation in patients with Parkinson disease, researchers found that speech disorders such as stuttering and hypophonia were reported.
Following subthalamic deep brain stimulation in patients with Parkinson disease, researchers found that speech disorders such as stuttering and hypophonia were reported.
Following subthalamic deep brain...
08/20/2019
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Seniors at Greater Risk of Choking on Dietary Supplements
08/19/2019
Study authors analyzed 10 years of adverse event reports and found that older adults were often having problems swallowing large vitamins and dietary supplements, sometimes choking on them.
Study authors analyzed 10 years of adverse event reports and found that older adults were often having problems swallowing large vitamins and dietary supplements, sometimes choking on them.
Study authors analyzed 10 years...
08/19/2019
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Abnormal BP Patterns May Increase Dementia Risk
08/19/2019
Researchers found that midlife and late-life hypertension and late-life hypotension were associated with a significantly increased risk of dementia.
Researchers found that midlife and late-life hypertension and late-life hypotension were associated with a significantly increased risk of dementia.
Researchers found that midlife...
08/19/2019
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Benefits of Continuing Statins for Primary Prevention in Older Adults
08/15/2019
Statin discontinuation increases the risk of hospitalizations for a cardiovascular event or stroke in adults 75 years and older with no history of cardiovascular disease, according to research findings.
Statin discontinuation increases the risk of hospitalizations for a cardiovascular event or stroke in adults 75 years and older with no history of cardiovascular disease, according to research findings.
Statin discontinuation increases...
08/15/2019
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Low Vitamin D Linked to Worse Parkinson`s Symptoms
08/15/2019
According to recent study findings, vitamin D deficiency occurs frequently in patients with Parkinson disease and also leads to several non-motor symptoms.
According to recent study findings, vitamin D deficiency occurs frequently in patients with Parkinson disease and also leads to several non-motor symptoms.
According to recent study...
08/15/2019
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Nutrition Score Predicts Mortality in OAs With Acute Coronary Syndrome
08/12/2019
According to research findings, nutritional status may help predict all-cause mortality in older adults hospitalized for acute coronary syndrome.
According to research findings, nutritional status may help predict all-cause mortality in older adults hospitalized for acute coronary syndrome.
According to research findings,...
08/12/2019
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Predictors of Activities of Daily Living Performance in PD
08/12/2019
Researchers recently sought to better understand what factors impact activities of daily living performance among those with Parkinson disease; they found that dual-task interference in a patient’s dominant hand is a strong predictor.
Researchers recently sought to better understand what factors impact activities of daily living performance among those with Parkinson disease; they found that dual-task interference in a patient’s dominant hand is a strong predictor.
Researchers recently sought to...
08/12/2019
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Among Older US Cancer Patients, Mortality is Higher With HIV Infection
08/08/2019
Recent study findings show that older adults with HIV and cancer had worse overall and cancer-specific outcomes compared with older adults without HIV.
Recent study findings show that older adults with HIV and cancer had worse overall and cancer-specific outcomes compared with older adults without HIV.
Recent study findings show that...
08/08/2019
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Gait, Nonmotor Symptoms Affect Quality of Life in Parkinson Disease
08/08/2019
“In daily clinical practice, it is necessary to ask about nonmotor symptoms, mood, and gait problems in patients with Parkinson’s disease during their first years of evolution,” study authors advised.
“In daily clinical practice, it is necessary to ask about nonmotor symptoms, mood, and gait problems in patients with Parkinson’s disease during their first years of evolution,” study authors advised.
“In daily clinical practice, it...
08/08/2019
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Identifying Significant Liver Disease in Older Adults
08/01/2019
According to the results of a recent study, altering serum alanine aminotransferase levels may help identify older adults at risk of significant liver disease.
According to the results of a recent study, altering serum alanine aminotransferase levels may help identify older adults at risk of significant liver disease.
According to the results of a...
08/01/2019
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