However, supportive parenting behaviour provided by stepfathers was associated with reduced behavioural difficulties.
Age was significantly associated with reduced mobility (P<0.001) and difficulty in performing usual activities (P<0.001), with older men reporting more problems with these domains (Table 2).
Foot problems affect one in three community dwelling people over the age of 65 years 4 and are associated with reduced walking speed and difficulty in performing activities of daily living.
For women, sexual difficulties have been associated with reduced quality of life or distress in the context of breast cancer [ 17, 67, 68], cervical cancer [ 20, 61, 69- 71], and colorectal cancer [ 47, 48].
More positive experiences of involvement in cancer treatment decision making are associated with reduced decisional conflict (i.e., patient-reported difficulty in making decisions), greater satisfaction with treatment decisions and improved patient well-being (Gattellari et al, 2001; Keating et al, 2002; Brown et al, 2012).
Reduced use is associated with reduced sensory input.
In addition, gestational 25(OH D concentrations are associated with normal fetal brain development, and levels above 30 ng/ml are associated with reduced risk of childhood neuropsychological impairments, and development language difficulties.
Symptoms such as bladder or bowel incontinence, swallowing difficulties, and dizziness have all been associated with reduced odds of ERVH.
It is associated with reduced quality of life, an increased risk of mental health difficulties and increased healthcare utilisation.
