The areas most affected by reduced skeletal prominence correspond to those areas of the face that manifest the most prominent stigmata of aging [ 36] (Fig. 6).
It has been suggested that the prominence of age grading in these tribes (contrasted with its absence among other Plains Indians) may be partly attributable to the absence of any extensive division of labour or economic inequality in these tribes.
Some working with patients say that the rise in what are called late-onset eating disorders is linked to some women in their 40s and 50s feeling under pressure to look young because of the prominence of age-defying older female celebrities, such as Madonna and Sharon Stone.
Many of the superficial aspects of aging, such as baldness, thinning of the skin, prominence of blood vessels of the scalp, and vascular diseases, occur.
Progeria is an extremely rare disease of early childhood characterized by many of the superficial aspects of aging, such as baldness, thinning of the skin, prominence of blood vessels of the scalp, and vascular disease.
Heat shock proteins (HSPs) have gained prominence in aging research and are thought to be of importance for both longevity and overall maintenance of proteome integrity with advancing age.
Mass mobilization in support of net neutrality has been the result of efforts by the same players who rose to prominence during Brazil's coming-of-age protests that started last June.
Facial aging consistently produces increasing prominence of the midface, hollow eyes, nasolabial folds, cheeks, lips, jowls, and chin.
How to account for the posthumous rise to prominence of Lucia Berlin, who died in 2004, aged 68, relatively little read before the publication of these selected stories?
Clinically, the intrinsically aged skin is atrophic, which may result in prominence of vasculature and loss of elasticity.
