The relationship between mobility status and decline, and HRQOL is less clear in CP.
That concept drove the male purity movement of 1830's America, which coincided with increasing social mobility and the decline of parental control over sons.
The speech on inequality, social mobility, and the decline of the middle class that he gave in Osawatomie, Kansas, last month was his clearest, strongest speech on the economy since becoming President.
The Falls Prevention Clinic is targeting treatment of older adults at risk of impaired mobility and functional decline specifically.
These results, however, are consistent with previous findings that showed associations between measures of muscle strength and mobility and functional decline.
This could have a substantial impact in evaluating the effect of interventions for people with MS. Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic disease resulting from inflammation and demyelination in the central nervous system (CNS) [ 1] that is associated with a variety of symptoms, such as fatigue, impaired mobility and cognitive decline [ 2].
Our results emphasise the growing dominance of multimodal mobility and the declining role of private cars in everyday mobility in dense urban areas.
These findings are explained as the results of increasing labor mobility and a declining redistributive mechanism during this period, thus suggesting the development of China's urban labor market.
As people age, and their mobility and cognition declines, their residential neighbourhood environments may become more relevant to their health and wellbeing (Yen et al., 2009).
While this might be due in part to the healthy worker effect [ 29], other authors have found retirement associated with a variety of symptoms such as declining mobility and daily activities, and declining mental health [ 30], including depression [ 31].
