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In other respects responders and non-responders were similar (Stuck et al 2007).

Meta-analytic subgroup analyses in the review by Stuck et al. suggested, however, benefits from home visiting programs for certain types of patients or interventions.

The review and meta-regression analysis by Stuck et al. [ 3], including 11/15 of the studies from van Haastregt et al. (see Table 1), also showed no effect on mortality, nursing home admissions or functional status.

Based on our definition of home visiting programs, all included trials reported a multidimensional assessment with follow-up, also with physical examination in the study by Stuck et al. [ 15].

CGA has been found to be beneficial in hospitalised patients because its results guided the implementation of individualised interventions which, in turn, contributed to improving physical and cognitive functions and reducing mortality (Ellis et al. 2011; Stuck et al. 1993; Van Craen et al. 2010).

Corresponding figures have been reported by Stuck et al. [ 20], who found that 14% of 414 patients older than 75 years used at least one inappropriate drug.

We followed the criteria for MN evaluation suggested by Stick et al. (1983) as updated by subsequent guidelines by Fenech et al. (2003).

Postnatal organ function can be profoundly affected by in utero exposures (Stick et al. 1996), and the "fetal origins of adult disease" have attracted considerable research attention recently.

Maternal smoking during pregnancy is a major in utero exposure that is associated with poor fetal and infant outcome and increased wheezing and asthma in children (Stick et al. 1996).

After changing position from lying to sitting/standing, Stick et al. reported a two-stage change in calf volume with a fast initial increase followed by a slow continuous volume increase [ 30].

Clinical effects on the child [e.g., lower lung function in children exposed to tobacco smoke, especially during pregnancy (Stick et al. 1996; Vork et al. 2007), or exposed to traffic-related pollution (Gauderman et al. 2004), and delayed neurodevelopment in children exposed to neurotoxicants (Sly and Flack 2008)] can also be considered to be biomarkers of effect.