Age and Ageing

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Articles in Sept 1995 issue of Age and Ageing

• Factors associated with the wish to die in elderly people
  by A.F. Jorm
• The relationship between white matter low attenuation on brain CT and vascular risk factors: a memory clinic study - computed tomography
  by Khaled Amar
• Gloucester hospital-at-home: a randomized controlled trial
  by Ian P. Donald
• The Barthel ADL index: factor structure depends upon the category of patient - activities of daily living
  by K. Laake
• Does the use of the geriatric depression scale make redundant the need for separate measures of well-being on geriatrics wards?
  by Peter G. Coleman
• The relationship between the mini-mental state examination and cognitive functioning in normal elderly adults: a componential analysis
  by Robert D. Hill
• The Barthel ADL index one year after stroke: comparison between relatives' and occupational therapist's scores - activities of daily living
  by Torgeir Bruun Wyller
• Diabetes and cognitive impairment: a community-based study of elderly subjects
  by Simon C.M. Croxson
• Evaluation of bone density with peripheral quantitative computed tomography in healthy premenopausal, perimenopausal, and postmenopausal women
  by E.R. Hernandez
• Primitive reflexes and dementia: results from the Canadian Study of Health and Aging
  by David B. Hogan
• Reliability of the revised functional autonomy measurement system for epidemiological research - SMAF
  by Johanne Desrosiers
• A randomized controlled trial of a home exercise programme for elderly people with poor mobility
  by Marion E.T. McMurdo
• Review: Diogenes syndrome
  by Colm Cooney
• Predictors of hospital contact by very elderly people: a pilot study from a cohort of people aged 75 years and over
  by L.Y. Chi
• Factors associated with healing leg ulceration with high compression
  by Peter J. Franks
• Active euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide in Dutch nursing homes: patients' characteristics
  by Martien T. Muller