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Thursday, October 15

Wednesday, October 14

JAMA Network Open

Cultural engagement linked to fewer mental disorders in older adults

Frequent cultural engagement was linked to lower relative risk of hospital-treated mental disorders (hazard ratio 0.71), though the abstract did not specify the…Frequent cultural engagement was linked to lower relative risk of hospital-treated mental disorders (hazard ratio 0.71), though the abstract did not specify the comparison group.

Line Graphs of Cumulative Incidence for Disease Categories Among People With Different Cultural Engagement Groups.
Cohort · 8,274 peopleMental disorders
Journal of Translational Medicine

Some T cell responses were weaker in older COVID-19 survivors

An observational study of COVID-19 survivors aged 18–59 and 60 or older found weaker responses after inactivated vaccines and subsequent Omicron infection in older…An observational study of COVID-19 survivors aged 18–59 and 60 or older found weaker responses after inactivated vaccines and subsequent Omicron infection in older adults.

Cohort studyImmune response

Tuesday, October 13

GeroScience

Age-related hearing loss linked to weaker brain connections

An observational study of 2,402 people, with a median age of 66.1 years, linked hearing loss to weaker connections between brain regions.An observational study of 2,402 people, with a median age of 66.1 years, linked hearing loss to weaker connections between brain regions.

Cross-sectional study of 2,402 peopleEar
medRxiv

Messages may lower predicted heart and blood vessel disease risk

The reported share at predicted risk of heart and blood vessel disease fell from 10.0% to 6.2% with messages, versus 11.0% to 9.7% with usual care.The reported share at predicted risk of heart and blood vessel disease fell from 10.0% to 6.2% with messages, versus 11.0% to 9.7% with usual care.

Flow diagram of the communication pathways of the mHENAL intervention
Preprint: randomized trial in 1,200 peopleInterventions

Monday, October 12

European Journal of Epidemiology

Diet linked to hip fracture risk in postmenopausal women

In a cohort of 541,887 women followed for an average of 19.7 years, 60 of 99 dietary factors were linked to hip fracture risk.In a cohort of 541,887 women followed for an average of 19.7 years, 60 of 99 dietary factors were linked to hip fracture risk.

Cohort study of 541,887 peopleHip fracture