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How do social determinants of health, chronic conditions, access to healthcare, and neighbourhood-level factors modify the effect of the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic on health and well-being among middle-aged and older adults in Canada: A longitudinal analysis of respondents from the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging

The global COVID-19 pandemic led to a substantial increase in the number of deaths...

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Innovative approaches to reduce the burden of unmet healthcare needs in older adults with musculoskeletal conditions: Identifying determinants and health inequities, and developing and validating a population risk tool

Approximately one out of every three individuals worldwide will experience a need for rehabilitation...

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Examining the role of menopause and hormone replacement therapy on diet, physical activity, and metabolic health among aging females in Canada

Menopause is the natural decrease in sex hormones that occurs in females during aging....

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Mobility and psychosocial predictors of cognition in Parkinsonism

Barriers such as mobility difficulties, memory decline, emotional challenges, social isolation, and difficulties with...

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Prevalence and patterns of modifiable risk factors for dementia

With the growing age of the Canadian population, the number of people living with...

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Genetic analyses of mental health trajectories in aging adults

As people age, changes in mental health can occur. The genetic and environmental factors...

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Prevalence and biopsychosocial correlates of subjective cognitive decline in adults and older adults following mild traumatic brain injury

Due to age-related chronic conditions and cognitive decline, older adults with a history of...

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Investigating novel targets and inflammatory pathways of cognitive decline in the CLSA

Dementia is a brain condition which causes problems with thinking and memory. It gets...

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A comprehensive approach to quantifying chronic inflammation in older adults

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Exploring the relationship of COVID-19-related stressors and depression subtypes among Canadian aging populations: a longitudinal followed national cohort

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The development of alcohol and tobacco use in aging LGBTQIA+ communities in Canada

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Equity in the use of formal home care services in Canada

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