Moreover, the Boston results might have differed if the scientists had interviewed aging fathers.
Twenty-one patients were interviewed, aged between 42 and 74 years and with different education levels.
Three TBAs were interviewed, aged 60, 50, and 48 years.
Five men and seven women were interviewed, aged 68 to 88 years.
Twenty-two clients were interviewed, aged 50−72: seven first-attenders and 15 subsequent, from a range of deprivation categories.
Six women and four men participated in the think-aloud interviews, aged between 75 and 100, and with varying levels of self-reported health and quality of life.
Age at interview, age at onset, and BMI were compared using t tests.
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We included three time-related categories: year of interview, age at the time of the interview, and year of birth.
Interviewers contacted 24 231 households in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, identifying 10 977 adults eligible for interview (age ⩾50 years).
Data on caregivers were assessed by self-report in a semistructured interview: age, ethnicity, gender, education, marital status, and religion.
