Age and Ageing

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Articles in May 2004 issue of Age and Ageing

• Restriction in activity associated with fear of falling among community-based seniors using home care services
  by Paula C. Fletcher
• Secondary prevention for stroke in the United Kingdom: results from the National Sentinel Audit of Stroke
  by Anthony G. Rudd
• A systematic review of the effectiveness of interventions to help older people adhere to medication regimes
  by Nicola Higgins
• Why older people do not participate in leisure time physical activity: a survey of activity levels, beliefs and deterrents
  by Iain K. Crombie
• The cost of pressure ulcers in the UK
  by Gerry Bennett
• Chronic diseases, locomotor activity limitation and social participation in older women: cross sectional survey of British Women's Heart and Health Study
  by Joy Adamson
• Leg ulceration and perceived health: a population based case-control study
  by Andrew Jull
• Caffeine reduces cerebral blood flow in patients recovering from an ischaemic stroke
  by Suzanne Ragab
• Does the type of flooring affect the risk of hip fracture?
  by A.H.R.W. Simpson
• A novel system of electronic tagging in patients with dementia and wandering
  by Frank Miskelly
• Sooner and healthier: a randomised controlled trial and interview study of an early discharge rehabilitation service for older people
  by Amanda L. Cunliffe
• Lesson of the week: a new cause of treatable dementia
  by Mirella Jane Parsonage
• Socio-demographic correlates of mobility disability in older Brazilians: results of the first national survey
  by David Melzer
• Aspergillosis of the petrous apex
  by Philip Rushton
• Nutritional screening of older people in a sub-acute care facility in Australia and its relation to discharge outcomes
  by Renuka Visvanathan
• Lower levels of serum albumin and total cholesterol and future decline in functional performance in older persons: the Longitudinal Aging Study Amsterdam
  by Bianca W.M. Schalk