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Editorial: EADC (European Alzheimer Disease Consortium) Recommendations for Future Alzheimer Disease Research in Europe
B. Winblad, B. Vellas and other Executive Committee members (Sweden, France)
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Fasting Total Homocysteine (tHcy) Concentration and Mortality in Older Mexican Americans
V. Colón López, M.N. Haan, A.E. Aiello, D. Ghosh (Mexico)
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Age, Race and Season Predict Vitamin D Status in African American and White Octogenarians and Centenarians
M.A. Johnson, A. Davey, S. Park, D.B. Hausman, L.W. Poon for the Georgia Centenarian Study (USA)
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Population-Specific Anthropometric Cutoff Standards Improve the Functionality of the Mini Nutritional Assessment without BMI in Institutionalized Elderly in Taiwan
A.C. Tsai, P.-Y. Ku, J.-D. Tsai (USA, Taiwan)
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Rapid Cognitive Decline in Alzheimer’s Disease. Consensus Paper
M.E. Soto, S. Andrieu, C. Arbus, M. Ceccaldi, P. Couratier, T. Dantoine, J.-F. Dartigues, S. Gillette-Guyonette, F. Nourhashémi, P.-J. Ousset, M. Poncet, F. Portet, J. Touchon, B. Vellas (France)
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For Whom and for What the Definition of Severe Dementia Is Useful an EDCON Consensus
E.J. Byrne, M. Benoit, J.M. Lopez Arrieta, C. Geraldi, R. Koopmans, Y. Rolland, N. Sartorius, G. Stoppe, P. Robert (United-Kingdom, France, Spain, Italy, The Netherlands, Switzerland)
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The Physical Functional Capacity of Frail Elderly Persons Undergoing Ambulatory Rehabilitation is Related to Their Nutritional Status
S. Chevalier, F. Saoud, K. Gray-Donald, J.A. Morais (Canada)
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Patterns of Healthy Lifestyle and Positive Health Attitudes in Older Europeans
K. Kozlowska, A. Szczecinska, W. Roszkowski, A. Brzozowska, C. Alfonso, C. Fjellstrom, C. Morais, N.A. Nielsen, C. Pfau, A. Saba, B. Sidenvall, A. Turrini, M. Raats, M. Lumbers, the Food in Later Life Project Team (Poland, Sweden, Denmark, Italy, Portuga
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Repeatability and Validity of a Food Frequency Questionnaire in Free-Living Older People in Relation to Cognitive Function
X. Jia, L.C.A. Craig, L.S. Aucott, A.C. Milne, G. McNeill (United-Kingdom)
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| 6 Supplement: Translational Medicine, a New Topic Area of Clinical and Health Importance |
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Editorial : Translational Medicine, a New Topic Area of Clinical and Health Importance
WM.C. Chumlea (USA)
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Putting the Diabetes Prevention Program into Practice: A program for Weight Loss and Cardiovascular Risk Reduction for Patients with Metabolic Syndrome or Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
P.E. McBride, J.A. Einerson, H. Grant, C. Sargent, G. Underbakke, M. Vitcenda, L. Zeller, J.H. Stein (USA)
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Assessing the Risk of Impaired Glucose Metabolism in Overweight Adolescents in a Clinical Setting
P.A. Velasquez-Mieyer, P.A. Cowan, C.P. Neira, F. Tylavsky (USA)
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Improving Knowledge Transfer on Chronic Respiratory Diseases: a Canadian Perspective. How to Translate Recent Advances in Respiratory Diseases into Day-to-Day Sare
L.-P. Boulet (Canada)
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Translational Research – Implementation of NHLBI Obesity Guidelines in a Primary Care Community Setting: The Physician Obesity Awareness Project
R.J. Schuster, J. Tasosa, N.A. Terwoord (USA)
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With or Without Intent: How Racial Disparities Prevent Effective Implementation of Care
J.E. Subban, N.A. Terwoord, R.J. Schuster (USA)
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