Sentence examples for elderly above from inspiring English sources

The reductions in Hodgkin's disease mortality were evident both in younger (under 35) and middle age (35 to 64 years), as well as in children under 15 and, in several countries, in the elderly (above 65), too.

Finally, the effect of having elderly above the age of 70 in the household is negligible.

In the rural areas, single-person households mainly consist of left-behind elderly above 55 years old.

More than half of the elderly (above 65 years of age) have hypertension [ 106], and the prevalence of hypertension increases with age [ 107].

Medical needs comprised the number of elderly above the age of 65 years and the number of family members with chronic disease.

The highest rates of hospitalisation were observed for all cause pneumonia in the elderly above 65 years of age at 20.406 hospitalisations per 1000 population and in children under 4 years of age at 7.658 per 1000 population.

The incidence of migraine attacks tends to peak in the middle-aged group but is reported to be lower among adolescents and the elderly (aged above 60 years) [ 3].

Since the average age of migrants in our sample is 34 years old, the age of their parents can confidently be assumed to be around their late 50s or early 60s, and the elderly aged above 70 are more likely to be the great grandparents of the migrant children.

Age was confirmed to be negatively associated with switching to Respimat, since a lower probability was observed with increasing age, becoming statistically significant in the elderly aged above 75 years (adjusted OR=0.52, 95% CI 0.33 to 0.81).

Although the diagnosis has been improved since the introduction of computerized tomography (CT), either many cases in the elderly aged above 65 years are missed or the diagnosis is delayed, due to nonfocal neurological deficits and/or concomitant chronic medical conditions.

Neurological diseases and diabetes were the most frequent features in elderly patients (aged above 65 years old).