Dietary diversity

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1 paper

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Japan Society for the Promotion of ScienceJP¥5.9m

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Journal of Oral Rehabilitation

Oral decline patterns linked to depressive symptoms in older adults

Two oral-decline groups had higher odds of depressive symptoms than the Oral Health Advantage group; the ratios of those odds were 1.736 and 3.039.Two oral-decline groups had higher odds of depressive symptoms than the Oral Health Advantage group; the ratios of those odds were 1.736 and 3.039.

Cross-sectional study of 525 peopleDepressive symptoms
Research Square

Social ties and well-being linked to frailty in older adults

In 751 older Japanese adults, well-being and life satisfaction accounted for 95.3% of the modelled indirect link between social ties and frailty.In 751 older Japanese adults, well-being and life satisfaction accounted for 95.3% of the modelled indirect link between social ties and frailty.

Preprint: cross-sectional study of 751 peoplePopulations
Medicine

Diverse diet protects kidneys while carb restriction raises risk

Genetically predicted unrestricted eating reduced renal failure risk (odds ratio 0.1269), while avoiding sugar and wheat increased susceptibility.Genetically predicted unrestricted eating reduced renal failure risk (odds ratio 0.1269), while avoiding sugar and wheat increased susceptibility.

Mendelian randomisation in peopleKidney