Not all organs or systems age concurrently and to the same extent.
3 The skin undergoes natural (chronological) aging, which occurs concurrently with the photoaging process in exposed areas such as the face and arms.
Primary healthcare in Sweden, as in many other developed countries, meets demands for quality and availability from aging populations while concurrently dealing with a growing shortage of general practitioners and imperfect efficiency in healthcare processes [ 1].
The use of warfarin in older patients requires special consideration because of comorbidities such as kidney disease and diabetes, the use of multiple and potentially interacting medications, and the risk of bleeding, all of which increase with age and concurrently with age-related diseases [ 3- 6].
For the neuropsychological tests, we created a table that provides estimated z-scores for each model (MV model, UV models, UC model) corresponding to the demographic predictor variables (that is, the SEX, AGE, EDUCATION) concurrently, individually, or without consideration of any of these covariates.
In parallel with the evaluation of breast tumors arising in young women, an analysis of breast tumors arising in women aged ≥65 years was concurrently performed to provide a comparison group, allowing the results generated among younger women to be placed into context.
The majority of persons with advanced cancer in Canada are over the age of 65 [ 9] and concurrently with experiencing transitions associated with advanced cancer they are also dealing with normal changes associated with aging.
Consistent with broader DE demographic trends, most (87%) were mature-age students (over age 21) and concurrently studying while employed (78%) in full-time (44%) or part-time (34%) jobs while most (62%) also juggled family responsibilities.
Concurrently, age of motherhood increased (figure 1).
Age was used concurrently as both a continuous variable and categorized in three levels as 12 20 years, 21 50 years, and ≥ 50 years (referent).
Among community-dwelling individuals, 37 % of men and 36%% of women aged 75 85 years used at least five prescription medications concurrently [ 13].
