Journal of the American Geriatrics Society

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  Año 2003, Vol. 51, Número 8

  • Clinical investigations

    págs. 1053-1054

    

  • Exploring sex differences in the relationship between depressive symptoms and dementia incidence: prospective results from the PAQUID study

    R. Fuhrer, C. Dufouil, J. F. Dartigues

    págs. 1055-1063

    

  • Mild cognitive deterioration with subcortical features: prevalence, clinical characteristics, and association with cardiovascular risk factors in community-dwelling older persons (The InCHIANTI study)

    Ch. Cavazzini, O. Zanetti, Jack M. Guralnik, G. B. Frisoni, C. Geroldi, Luigi Ferrucci, Stefania Bandinelli

    págs. 1064-1071

    

  • In large-scale community memory screening feasible? Experience from a regional memory screening day

    A. Connell, Y. A. Berlow, J. A. Savoie, J. M. Lawrence, D. A. Davidoff, D. Katt-Lloyd

    págs. 1072-1078

    

  • Organizational characteristics and restraint use for hospitalized nursing home residents

    G. Maislin, M. Bourbonniere, N. E. Strumpf, Evans, L. K.

    págs. 1079-1084

    

  • Age-related changes of circadian rhythms and sleep-wake cycles

    S. D. Youngstedt, K. M. Rex, R. L. Hauger, I. Yoon, D. F. Kripke, J. A. Elliott

    págs. 1085-1091

    

  • The relationship between phychological factors and disabling musculoskeletal pain in community-dwelling older persons

    M. C. Reid, C. S. Williams, T. M. Gill

    págs. 1092-1098

    

  • Propoxyphene use by community-dwelling and institutionalized elderly medicare beneficiaries

    Briesacher, B.A., S. J. Kamal-Bahl, Doshi, J.A., B. C. Stuart

    págs. 1099-1104

    

  • Late-life depression is associated with arterial stiffness: a population-based study

    A. Hofman, J. C. M. Witterman, H. Tiemeier, M. M. B. Breteler, N. M. van Popele

    págs. 1105-1110

    

  • Predictive value of nonspecific symptoms for acute illness in nursing home residents

    Kenneth S. Boockvar, M. S. Lachs

    págs. 1111-1115

    

  • Tetanus immunity in long-term care facilities

    Kamal Masaki, Blanchette, P., R. Fernandes, V. Valcour, B. Flynn

    págs. 1116-1119

    

  • Sarcopenia, calf circumference, and physical function of elderly women: a cross-sectional study

    F. Nourhashémi, W. Reynish, D. Rivière, B. Vellas, H. Grandjean, Rolland, Y., V. Lauwers, M. Cournot

    págs. 1120-1124

    

  • The associations between physical activity and inflammatory markers in high-functioning older persons: MacArthur studies of successful aging

    Seeman, T. E., David B. Reuben, L. Judd-Hamilton, Tamara B. Harris

    págs. 1125-1130

    

  • Usefulness of a linear analog scale questionnaire to measure health-related quality of life in elderly patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

    H. Katsura, Koichi Yamada, Kida, K.

    págs. 1131-1135

    

  • Metastatic prostate cancer: complications and treatment

    C. T. McMurtry, J. M. McMurtry

    págs. 1136-1142

    

  • Current status of metals as therapeutic targets in Alzheimer's disease

    A. E. Finefrock, A. I. Bush, P. M. Doraiswamy

    págs. 1143-1148

    

  • Ethical issues in end-of-life geriatric care: the approach of three monotheistic religions - judaism, catholicism, and islam

    S. M. H. Alibhai, A. M. Clarfield, M. Gordon, H. Markwell

    págs. 1149-1154

    

  • Using the family covenant in planning end-of-life care: obligations and promises of patients, families, and physicians

    D. J. Doukas, J. Hardwig

    págs. 1155-1158

    

  • Integrative review of physical activity intervention research with aging adults

    M. J. Rantz, S. H. Pomeroy, V. S. Conn, M. A. Minor, K. J. Burks

    págs. 1159-1168

    

  • Mission of the National Institute on Aging (selected as the best paper in JAGS in the 1970s)

    R. N. Butler

    págs. 1169-1173

    

  • The NIA's mission in not 1970s nostalgia

    T. P. Semla

    pág. 1174

    

  • Preventing falls in the elderly

    L. A. Herwaldt, J. M. Pottinger

    págs. 1175-1177

    

  • Vascular disease, depression, and dementia

    G. S. Alexopoulos

    págs. 1178-1180

    

  • For the love of geriatrics

    Marianne K. G. Tanabe

    pág. 1181

    

  • Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) in elders

    S. Y. Au, R. Yung, M. H. Chan, T. K. Kong, D. L. K. Dai, M. F. Leung

    pág. 1182

    

  • How do older people react to severe acute respiratory syndrome?

    J. C. C. Chung

    pág. 1183

    

  • Tetraplegia in a patient with huge heterotopic ossification of the hip joint following total hip arthroplasty: addition of reinforcement of handicaps

    R. Moulias, S. Ishikawa, P. Rumeau, S. Meaume

    págs. 1184-1185

    

  • Clinical features of influenza A virus infection in older hospitalized persons

    Paul J. Drinka, Krause, P., Nest, L.

    pág. 1184

    

  • Quantification of taiji learning in older adults

    D. Kass, A. Boule, K. S. Rosengren, E. Christou, Y. Yang

    pág. 1186

    

  • Bedside physician objects

    W. K. Summers, Philip D. Sloane

    pág. 1187