Age and Ageing

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Articles in May 2001 issue of Age and Ageing

• Antioxidant defences and oxidative stress markers in erythrocytes and plasma from normally nourished elderly Alzheimer patients
  by Isabelle Bourdel-Marchasson
• Eligibility criteria for elderly mentally ill continuing-care National Health Service patients: are they being met and do they need revision? - Statistical Data Included
  by Peter Simmons
• A comparison of the new executive functioning domains of the CAMCOG-R with existing tests of executive function in elderly stroke survivors - Statistical Data Included
  by Lesley Leeds
• Distal forearm fracture history in an older community-dwelling population: the Nottingham Community Osteoporosis study - NOCOS
  by Tahir Masud
• Teleconsultation in psychology: the use of videolinks for interviewing and assessing elderly patients
  by Jeanne Tyrrell
• Peak flow technique and the `windmill' trainer in older subjects admitted with acute airflow limitation
  by Josie Clare
• Does admission to hospital improve the outcome for stroke patients?
  by Ajay Bhalla
• Is physical activity protective against hip fracture in frail older people?
  by Robyn Norton
• Pharmacist-led medication review in patients over 65: a randomized, controlled trial in primary care - Statistical Data Included
  by Janet Krska
• Recovery of physical function after limb injuries in independent older people living at home
  by Winnie Scaf-Klomp
• Does the Mini Nutritional Assessment predict hospitalization outcomes in older people?
  by Marie-Claire Van Nes
• Can skin wrinkling in a site that has received limited sun exposure be used as a marker of health status and biological age?
  by Martalena B. Purba