Papers by J. Guo

116 results

  1. Journal of Cancer Survivorship

    Frailty in cancer survivors is linked to new chronic diseases

    Across 21,577 cancer survivors, higher baseline frailty was associated with an increased risk of 28 out of 39 chronic diseases.Across 21,577 cancer survivors, higher baseline frailty was associated with an increased risk of 28 out of 39 chronic diseases.

    Cohort study of 21,577 peopleCancer
  2. Research Square

    Healthy lifestyles linked to lower risk of sudden cardiac arrest

    In 404,970 UK Biobank participants, each additional healthy lifestyle factor was linked to a 13% lower risk of sudden cardiac arrest.In 404,970 UK Biobank participants, each additional healthy lifestyle factor was linked to a 13% lower risk of sudden cardiac arrest.

    Preprint: cohort study of 404,970 peoplePopulations
  1. Nature Communications

    Probiotic shortened gut transit time in older adults

    A randomised, double-blind trial also found changes in gut bacteria, including suppression of bacteria that produce an enzyme involved in processing bile acids.A randomised, double-blind trial also found changes in gut bacteria, including suppression of bacteria that produce an enzyme involved in processing bile acids.

    Randomised trial in peopleGut and microbiome
  2. Psychological Medicine

    More functional deficits linked to depression and anxiety

    Scores of four or more versus zero were linked to higher risks of depression and anxiety, with hazard ratios of 3.96 and 3.03, respectively.Scores of four or more versus zero were linked to higher risks of depression and anxiety, with hazard ratios of 3.96 and 3.03, respectively.

    Cohort study of 212,033 peopleAnxiety
  3. Research Square

    Diabetes is tied to lower functional recovery in arthritis

    In older adults with arthritis, coexisting diabetes was associated with a 19.9% probability of functional recovery compared with 23.3% for arthritis alone.In older adults with arthritis, coexisting diabetes was associated with a 19.9% probability of functional recovery compared with 23.3% for arthritis alone.

    Preprint: cohort study of 17,540 peopleArthritis