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EPIGENOMICS AND METABOLOMICS MECHANISMS FOR A GENE X DIET INTERACTION MODULATING AGE-RELATED OBESITY

2018

A functional variant in the apolipoprotein AII (APOA2) gene (rs5082) predisposes homozygous carriers to age-related obesity when habitual saturated fat (SFA) intake is high. We used epigenomics, transcription and metabolomics analyses to identify currently unknown mechanisms underlying this well-replicated gene x diet interaction. We conducted an epigenome-wide scan to compare genetically at-risk to low-risk individuals with low (<22 g/d) or high (≥22 g/d) SFA intake in the Boston Puerto Rican Health Study and validated the findings in the GOLDN Study and the Framingham Heart Study. In these three populations, we identified genotype-dependent differential methylation, only with high SFA int…

AbstractsHealth (social science)MetabolomicsAge relatedmedicineComputational biologyBiologyLife-span and Life-course Studiesmedicine.diseaseHealth Professions (miscellaneous)GeneObesityEpigenomicsInnovation in Aging
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THE IMPACT OF GENDER AND GRANDPARENTING ON PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING: THE PURPOSE IN LIFE

2018

The unprecedented demographic changes due primarily to increased longevity and low fertility rates had implications for family relations, in particular for grandparent involvement with grandchildren. Grandparenting emerged as a support structure and the grandparent role became vital for many grandchildren in need of care. This paper examines the relationship between gender and caring for grandchildren on the psychological well-being of older adults. Using a sample of 652 adults 60 and older attending an educational program at the University of Valencia in Spain, we report on descriptive socio-demographic variables and examine the influence of gender and grandparenting on the participants’ p…

AbstractsHealth (social science)Psychological well-beingLife-span and Life-course StudiesPsychologyHealth Professions (miscellaneous)humanitiesPurpose in lifeDevelopmental psychologyInnovation in Aging
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FLEXIBLE AND TENACIOUS GOAL PURSUIT IN RELATION TO OUTDOOR MOBILITY IN OLD AGE

2018

Goal pursuit may affect older people’s outdoor mobility, a correlate of quality of life. This study investigated associations of flexible and tenacious goal pursuit with perceived autonomy in participation outdoors and life-space mobility. Participants were community-dwelling older people aged 79–93 years (n=185). Tenacious goal pursuit (TGP) and flexible goal adjustment (FGA) were self-reported with separate scales (ranges 5–25). Perceived autonomy in participation was assessed with the Impact on Participation and Autonomy ‘outdoors’-subscale (range 0–20), and life-space mobility with the Life-Space Assessment (range 0–120). Two-step cluster analysis was used to create data-driven goal pur…

AbstractsHealth (social science)Relation (database)Goal pursuitLife-span and Life-course StudiesPsychologyHealth Professions (miscellaneous)Cognitive psychologyInnovation in Aging
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PREDICTIVE ACCURACY OF FRAILTY MEASURES: OVERVIEW OF REVIEWS

2017

Frailty is an age-related state of high vulnerability to adverse health outcomes after a stressor event, predisposing individuals to progressive decline in different functional domains. A scoping search identified a large number of relevant systematic reviews (SRs) on predictive ability of frailty measures in older adults. Aiming to summarise this set of evidence an overview of reviews, based on the Joanna Briggs Institute (JBI) methodology, was conducted. This project “664367/FOCUS” was funded under the European Union’s Health Programme (2014–2020). The studies considered as eligible for inclusion were quantitative SRs including older adults aged 60 years or more, recruited from any type o…

AbstractsHealth (social science)Text miningComputer sciencebusiness.industryLife-span and Life-course StudiesbusinessHealth Professions (miscellaneous)Data science
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LINKED LIVES: RECEIVING AND GIVING HELP IN TECHNOLOGY USE IN LATER LIFE

2018

This study investigates how older people differ from younger people in terms of giving and receiving help in the use of a computer and a digital television. The analysis focuses on the effects of gender and health status. The data was derived from individual interviews (N=3,306) conducted in connection the Finnish Time Use Survey in 2009 and 2010. We employ logistic regression analysis to examine the relationship of health measures and background factors on giving and receiving help. The results show that people aged 55–64 (OR=3.9) and 65 or more (OR=4.4) received help in the use of these two technologies more often than the youngest age group (10–16). Respondents with a long-term disease (…

AbstractsHealth (social science)business.industryInternet privacySociologyLife-span and Life-course StudiesbusinessHealth Professions (miscellaneous)Innovation in Aging
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NOROVIRUS GASTROENTERITIS IS AN IMPORTANT CAUSE OF NOSOCOMIAL INFECTIONS IN GERMANY

2017

Noroviruses are the most important global cause of acute gastroenteritis (AGE). Testing for norovirus in patients hospitalized with AGE is incentivized in Germany because a positive diagnosis impacts reimbursement. We estimated the number of nosocomial infections overall and by age-group for norovirus gastroenteritis (NGE) using federal German databases. All hospitalizations in Germany are registered with the German Federal Statistics Office (DESTATIS). We extracted aggregate data for patients hospitalized with NGE (ICD-10 codes A08.1) as primary or non-primary diagnosis for the period 2007–2012. Cases with a non-primary diagnoses were assumed to be due to nosocomial infection.

AbstractsHealth (social science)business.industryNorovirusMedicineLife-span and Life-course Studiesbusinessmedicine.disease_causeHealth Professions (miscellaneous)Virology
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FREE-LIVING AND LABORATORY-BASED GAIT ASSESSMENTS PROVIDE CONGRUENT RESULTS AMONG 75-YEAR-OLD MEN AND WOMEN

2018

It is often wondered how representative laboratory-based assessments are of the free-living condition. Indeed, free-living gait is more predictive of self-reported falls history compared to laboratory-based gait. However, explicit explorations of the relationship between laboratory-based and free-living based gait parameters remain scarce. Therefore, this association was studied using a trunk-worn accelerometer during a laboratory-based 6-min walking test, and in free-living conditions (6 days) in a sample of 75-year-old men and women (N=77). Gait quantity (minutes of walking per day, distance covered for free-living and laboratory, respectively) and quality (assessed with multiscale entrop…

Abstractsmedicine.medical_specialtyHealth (social science)Gait (human)Physical medicine and rehabilitationmedicineLife-span and Life-course StudiesPsychologyhuman activitiesHealth Professions (miscellaneous)Innovation in Aging
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Políticas de acceso abierto a la ciencia en las universidades españolas

2013

El objetivo del artículo es analizar el estado de la cuestión de las políticas en favor del acceso abierto (OA) a la ciencia en las universidades españolas. Para ello se han establecido cinco grandes mecanismos de intervención (la creación de infraestructuras y prestación de servicios, la comunicación y difusión, la incentivación económica, la coordinación institucional así como la reglamentación u obligación) que permiten llevar a cabo políticas a favor del acceso abierto y que hemos utilizado para el análisis y la valoración de la situación. La recogida de datos se ha basado en un cuestionario enviado a los vice-rectores de investigación y se ha complementado con la consulta de directorio…

Acceso abiertoDocumentacióSciencemandatesEspañascientific journalsuniversidadesLibrary and Information SciencesPublic administrationBibliography. Library science. Information resourcesPolitical scienceObligationrepositorismandatosEspanyaopen accessData collectionOpen access publishingEdició d'accés obertbusiness.industryEdición de acceso abiertorepositoriosaccés obertOpen accessPublic relationsacceso abiertolcsh:Zlcsh:Bibliography. Library science. Information resourcesrevistes científiquesOpenCourseWarerevistas científicasIntervention (law)mandatsIncentiveuniversitatsSpainbusinessrepositoriesZCiènciauniversities
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Des décisions prises dans l'intérêt collectif

2014

National audience; à venir

Actions et défenses[SHS.DROIT]Humanities and Social Sciences/LawDroit privé[SHS.DROIT] Humanities and Social Sciences/LawDroit européenJudiciarisationIntérêt (droit)Recours collectifs (droit)[ SHS.DROIT ] Humanities and Social Sciences/LawComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUS
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Contra la patologización intensiva en términos de derechos humanos: Activismo gordo en Argentina

2020

This work addresses the way in which Argentine Fat Activism has developed, in recent years, the demand for depathologization of fatness, taking elements from critical discourses on the health of fat people to frame them in a perspective typical of the Human Rights. First, the contemporary fat body is described in terms of stigma and discrimination, especially in the health field. Then, they refer to a series of critical positions on the pathologization and medicalization of fatness from the biomedical perspective, Fat Studies and Fat Activism. Lastly, a series of interventions that the Argentine activist collective Taller Hacer la Vista Gorda produced between 2017 and 2020 were considered, …

Activismo gordo en Argentina Contrera [1137-7038 8537 Arxius de sociologia 562372 2020 42 7674040 Contra la patologización intensiva en términos de derechos humanos]in recent yearsDespatologización.Human RightsFat Studiesespecially in the health field. Thenthe contemporary fat body is described in terms of stigma and discriminationthey refer to a series of critical positions on the pathologization and medicalization of fatness from the biomedical perspectivea series of interventions that the Argentine activist collective Taller Hacer la Vista Gorda produced between 2017 and 2020 were consideredCOVID-19:SOCIOLOGÍA [UNESCO]and highlights the innovation of the local turn in the current context of pandemic. Estudios Sobre GorduraActivismo Gordo1137-7038 8537 Arxius de sociologia 562372 2020 42 7674040 Contra la patologización intensiva en términos de derechos humanos: Activismo gordo en Argentina ContreraDerechos HumanosDepathologization 175 188focusing on the claim of depathologizationUNESCO::SOCIOLOGÍAFat Studies and Fat Activism. Lastlythe demand for depathologization of fatnesstaking elements from critical discourses on the health of fat people to frame them in a perspective typical of the Human Rights. FirstFat ActivismLaura This work addresses the way in which Argentine Fat Activism has developed
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