Age and Ageing

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Articles in March 1995 issue of Age and Ageing

• Tetanus immunity in elderly people
  by Susan M. Murphy
• A hierarchical assessment of balance and mobility
  by Chris MacKnight
• The use of deaf-aid communicators in a Salford Hospital: a failure of communication?
  by T.A. Roper
• Are elderly Asians in Britain at a high risk of vitamin D deficiency and osteomalacia?
  by T. Solanki
• The nutrititional status and clinical course of acute admissions to a geriatric unit
  by Janette Potter
• Review: readmission of elderly patients to hospital
  by Alison J. Tierney
• Geriatric day hospitals
  by John Brocklehurst
• Upper-extremity motor co-ordination of healthy elderly people
  by Johanne Desrosiers
• How useful are non-random comparisons of outcomes and quality of care in purchasing hospital stroke services?
  by Patrick Gompertz
• The biological basis of ageing
  by T.B.L. Kirkwood
• Twenty-four-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitoring in healthy elderly people: reference values
  by D.R. Lee
• Relationship of health behaviours to five-year mortality in an elderly cohort
  by Ana Ruigomez
• Serum creatinine levels in older adults: relationship with health status and medications
  by Marcel E. Salive
• Prediction of rehabilitation after hip fracture
  by Martyn J. Parker
• The SF-36 health survey questionnaire: is it suitable for use with older adults?
  by Victor Hayes
• Age-associated alterations in thirst and arginine vasopressin in response to a water or sodium load
  by Ioan Davies