Cumulative refers to multiple exposures over the life course, whose effects on health combine.
Cumulative refers to multiple exposures over the life course whose effects on health combine.
Gender, inherently social, varies continuously over multiple dimensions over the life course, whereas sex is normally dichotomous.
Hence, the socioeconomic environment in which individuals live at multiple points in the life course may be associated with physical capability in later life.
With increasing attention to risk factors for multiple diseases across the life course [ 15, 16], this approach could expose potential mechanisms behind sex differences in OA and identify high-risk people in advance of disease.
Finally, when considering the multiple levels of this life course eco-epidemiological model, we rely on the understanding that disease occurs in individuals, but interventions can occur at any level, including individual-level, family-level, community-level, resulting in healthy people in healthy communities.
In older age groups, AD seems to be a diffuse clinical syndrome representing the gradual accumulation of multiple pathologies, arising from multiple interlocking risk factors over the life course.
So while the new romantic landscape doesn't offer automatic benefits to the upper class and automatic costs to everyone else, it does create a situation where the people who need the least help figuring out the wisest life course have multiple clear paths to take, and the people who would most benefit from a simple map to responsible adulthood can easily end up in a maze instead.
Many participants described experiencing multiple, prolonged traumas over their life course.
Women experience multiple health issues throughout their life course differently from men.
