Comorbid conditions

Papers on comorbid conditions

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HIV Medicine

Many illnesses similarly common by time since HIV diagnosis at age 65+

In a cross-sectional study of 540 people with HIV aged 65 or older, many illnesses were similarly common regardless of time since diagnosis.In a cross-sectional study of 540 people with HIV aged 65 or older, many illnesses were similarly common regardless of time since diagnosis.

Peripheral nerve fibers branch intact beside sparse, broken fibers, above small groups of people, similar kidneys, and denser cells on the damaged side.
Cross-sectional · 540 peoplePopulations

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The Journal of Nutrition

Vitamin E form linked to lower cancer death risk in older adults

Adults in the highest versus lowest quarter of blood levels of one vitamin E form had 35% lower relative cancer death risk.Adults in the highest versus lowest quarter of blood levels of one vitamin E form had 35% lower relative cancer death risk.

Cohort · 6,025 peopleCancer

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medRxiv

Radiation linked to fatal brain blood-vessel disease in US workers

For brain blood-vessel disease, the excess hazard ratio—a measure of added relative death risk—was 0.07 per 100 milligray of estimated thyroid dose.For brain blood-vessel disease, the excess hazard ratio—a measure of added relative death risk—was 0.07 per 100 milligray of estimated thyroid dose.

Brain cross-section with branching vessels and a blockage beside gray damaged tissue, above carotid arteries and a thyroid, with medical workers nearby.
Preprint: cohort · 110,368 peoplePopulations

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Neurobiology of Aging

Mild brain injury burden linked to aging brain pathways

A cross-sectional study of 710 US Veterans aged 19–80 linked higher cumulative injury burden to more pronounced age-related differences in brain pathway condition.A cross-sectional study of 710 US Veterans aged 19–80 linked higher cumulative injury burden to more pronounced age-related differences in brain pathway condition.

Cross-sectional study of 710 peoplePopulations

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