Age and Ageing

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Articles in Sept 1996 issue of Age and Ageing

• Evidence for a non-linear relationship between leg strength and gait speed
  by David M. Buchner
• Winter excess mortality: a comparison between Norway and England plus Wales
  by Knut Laake
• Does education level determine the course of cognitive decline?
  by Didier Leibovivi
• A hospital survey of the care of elderly patients with diabetes mellitus
  by A.K. Fletcher
• Is the typical modern house designed for future adaptation for disabled older people?
  by J.P. Frain
• The outcome of prolonged mechanical ventilation in elderly patients: are the efforts worthwhile?
  by Arend J. Meinders
• Older and more moral? - Age-related changes in performance on Piagetian moral reasoning tasks
  by Lorraine McDonald
• Treatment of multiple myeloma in elderly people: long-term results in 178 patients
  by Joan Blade
• Review: delusions in dementia
  by Richard J. Harvey
• Falls presenting to the accident and emergency department: types of presentation and risk factor profile
  by A.J. Davies
• Review: Xerostomia: A symptom which acts like a disease
  by Ronald L. Ettinger
• Carer informants for dementia sufferers: carer awareness of cognitive impairment in an elderly community-resident sample
  by Declan M. McLoughlin
• Endovascular treatment of intracranial aneurysms: a minimally invasive approach with advantages for elderly patients
  by Jeremy G. Rowe
• Age-related changes in O-deethylase and aldrin epoxidase activity in mouse skin and liver microsomes
  by Delyth Williams
• The risks of hip fracture in older people from private homes and institutions
  by Meg Butler