Titlebook: Aging and Drug Therapy; G. Barbagallo-Sangiorgi,A. N. Exton-Smith Book 1984 Plenum Press, New York 1984 Potential.aging.brain.clinical tri

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Nils Bulling,Michael K?ster,Matei Popovicis purpose, reference must be made to available textbooks.. We will, instead, focus the attention on some aspects of the matter which are less frequently emphasized and will indicate some rules of thumb that should be helpful for clinicians.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-09764-0 occur together. Their clinical importance lies in the fact that each condition leads to a diminution in strength of the bone and consequent increased liability to fracture. The aim of this presentation is to assess the role of metabolic one disorder in the aetiology of femoral neck fracture.

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J. Whittaker,A. Iliakopoulos,P. W. F. SmithAs has been extensively reviewed,. there is now a considerable body of evidence to indicate that the response to many drugs may change as people age.

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Nancy J. Lybeck,Kenneth L. BowersDrug administration involves the risk of unwanted side effects in patients of any age. This risk is considerably higher in older patients,. as is shown by several statistics on this subject.. Higher risk of unwanted side effects in aged subjects is due to the concomitance of a number of factors. i. e

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-70939-8In this paper I first make some general comments on nutrition in the elderly and, then, look at the special problems of long term care and report the results of a nutritional study carried out on 14 elderly long stay patients in a large psychiatric hospital in south London.

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Pharmacokinetics in Advancing Age,As has been extensively reviewed,. there is now a considerable body of evidence to indicate that the response to many drugs may change as people age.

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