Motoric Cognitive Risk (MCR) Syndrome is a predementia condition characterised by the coexistence of slow gait and subjective cognitive complaints in older adults without overt dementia.

Adults ages 65 and above showed substantially higher disability rates than those ages 60-65, with rates jumping from 23% to 34% for basic activities and from 40% to 57% for instrumental activities.

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Recent studies have shown a benefit of rituximab in Burkitt lymphoma. 9, 13 - 15, 20, 31, 32 A randomized study in adults with Burkitt lymphoma demonstrated rituximab with highly dose-intensive ...

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This syndrome encompasses various conditions that may elevate the risk of heart disease, strokes, and type 2 diabetes, such as high blood pressure, elevated blood sugar levels, or obesity.

A telehealth-based intervention program helped older adults with metastatic cancer improve their physical function, mood and quality of life compared with standard care, according to results of a ...

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Among older adults, non-Hispanic white Americans have overtaken Asians Americans as the healthiest U.S.-born population with the lowest rates of disability.