Titlebook: Challenges in Older Women’s Health; A Guide for Clinicia Heidi W. Brown,Makeba Williams,Sarina Schrager Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerla

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-7998-6pproximately half of non-Hispanic Black women and one-third of non-Hispanic White women aged 65 and older are obese. Sarcopenia, the progressive loss of skeletal mass with increasing age, illness, and inactivity, predisposes older adults to sarcopenic obesity, which is associated with functional dec

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Erratum to: Performing Political Theory,ges to restorative sleep such as age-related changes to sleep architecture, perimenopausal symptoms, lower urinary tract symptoms, chronic medical conditions, mood disorders, and dementia. Sleep-related concerns should be explored by taking a detailed history, performing a relevant physical exam, an

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Conclusion: Reading Collingwood, adults is even higher. While its impact on quality of life cannot be overstated, incontinence is also associated with social isolation, depression, falls, and institutionalization. A thorough history, medication review, and physical exam are the most important components of the evaluation of incont

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Heidi W. Brown,Makeba Williams,Sarina SchragerProvides user-friendly, evidence-based guidance to managing common challenges in healthcare for women during menopause and beyond, filling a huge and growing unmet need for primary care clinicians.Inc

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Body, Site and Memory in the Croxton ,Screening mammography is shown to decrease breast cancer mortality in women aged 50–74 but the benefit for older women is not established. This chapter summarizes the evidence for breast cancer screening, reviews screening guidelines, and discusses considerations for continuing and stopping screening in older women.