Many provinces still have no proper geriatric departments in hospitals.
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The geriatric center that he attends was closed for months.
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"geriatric pregnancy" that the first season deftly and even humorously
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That is practically geriatric: only three previous ones lasted longer.
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If you are into geriatric porn, stay tuned, I guess.
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"We have a dedicated geriatric hip fracture program," Mehta said.
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Anyone who works in geriatric or palliative care will acknowledge this.
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Two months had elapsed since his admission to the geriatric ward.
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So build more wheelchair-compatible housing and train more geriatric specialists.
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"We need to move him to the geriatric ward," he said.
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The geriatric ward was in another hospital, about two miles away.
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Coffin Dodgers is named for the slang expression for the geriatric.
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Likewise, we can correct TNG's approximation of the captain's geriatric destiny.
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The bride, 29, is a fellow in geriatric medicine at Yale.
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She's given herself a coating of the geriatric, of respectability, of Vegas.
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Gigantic geriatric wrap around blue blocker sunglasses that covered half his face.
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And looks like something a geriatric person would leave in their shower.
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"She wasn't a 92-year-old geriatric patient who's dying," he says.
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"That population of palms is geriatric and massively dying," Dr. Sanín said.
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"The studies on antibiotics haven't addressed pediatric or geriatric populations," he says.
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She earned her certification to work as a geriatric assistant in 1982.
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Her mother is a geriatric case manager for Central Boston Elderly Services.
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The geriatric Supreme Court has long inspired hand-wringing but no action.
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Wilder was sixty-six, but to me he appeared and sounded geriatric.
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An old leader is a problem only when enthralled by geriatric ideas.
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The ranks of geriatric psychiatrists are thin, and the specialty is outmatched by burgeoning demand, said Dr. Gary Small, who directs the geriatric psychiatry division at UCLA's David Geffen School of Medicine, where both Read and Spar teach.
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Now, for the first time in years, the geriatric rhino had a companion.
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Matthew would not be eligible for geriatric release under terms of the agreement.
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I recently switched from geriatric to pediatric and am really enjoying the change.
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The Carolina Panthers went 15-1 and lost to a geriatric Peyton Manning.
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Her mother, who is retired, was a geriatric social worker based in Concord.
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Sidebar WASHINGTON — The nation's death rows are starting to look like geriatric wards.
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With the rise in geriatric inmates, do you support medical marijuana in jail?
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A grandpa cardigan feels especially geriatric (in a good way!) in deep ocher.
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Referencing me as 'old, I should be in a convalescent home, and geriatric.
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The pipe dream of our too-old-for-this-shit generation is downright geriatric.
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In later years, Hefner had become a familiar symbol of decadence and geriatric hedonism.
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Spar is a specialist in geriatric psychiatry at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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That's a move Murray, who Oliver called a "geriatric Dr. Evil," hopes to copy.
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Other sectors affected by labor shortages are construction, education, child care and geriatric nursing.
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This is how you end up rubbing your ass on someone's extremely geriatric uncle.
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Once energetic seniors, Don and I now hobble around on canes, a geriatric duo.
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And being able to take care of your geriatric mom after your dad dies.
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"Next, we'll be doing a geriatric version," Ms. Messing said, sitting backstage between scenes.
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"This is a geriatric expansion," said David Kelly, chief global strategist at JPMorgan Funds.
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The New Old Age Barbara Herrington, a geriatric care manager in Polk County, Fla.
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A bold geriatric inspired Nepal's Rai indigenous people to fight construction of a dam.
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When they found the second growth, they used words like geriatric and high-risk.
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Cosby's unit houses inmates of varying ages and it is not a geriatric unit.
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Referencing me as "old, I should be in a convalescent home, and geriatric". Really?
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Our sickest patients are often our geriatric patients, and they get lost in the shuffle.
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The geriatric emergency room at Mt. Sinai is set up differently than traditional emergency rooms.
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Shirl can't even understand what's going on or remember the location of her geriatric mother.
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While the company's current focus in on geriatric care, Care24 is currently adding more segments.
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Some hospitals already offer less stressful environments for older patients, including specialized geriatric emergency rooms.
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"With Alzheimer's, dosage is everything," says Paul Rosenberg, a geriatric psychiatrist at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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It houses hundreds of male offenders, many of them geriatric, who need constant medical care.
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"We like it in Beaumont," said Ms. Kamacho, who runs her own geriatric-care business.
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She is also a geriatric consultant focusing on aging in place in the Baltimore area.
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Last month, Judge Cowan rejected a petition to have Mr. Redstone interviewed by a geriatric psychiatrist.
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I don't care at all if a jillion geriatric Fox News consumers are mad at me.
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In the geriatric setting, I focus on bathing, dressing, toileting, grooming, self-feeding, and toilet transfers.
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Thirty-six years after his maiden space voyage, Glenn became America's first geriatric astronaut on Oct.
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Oliver in the show said Murray "looks like a geriatric Dr. Evil," according to the brief.
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"You little legal-pad-colored heifer," the geriatric woman screams at Turner, who cowers in shock.
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Expanding opportunities for geriatric training of providers who prescribe medications for older adults is absolutely essential.
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Her mother is an owner of Generations, a company that provides geriatric care services in Brookline.
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And if the tenant is elderly, a geriatric care manager could be called on as well.
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The bride's father is a self-employed physical therapy assistant with a focus on geriatric orthopedics.
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Laws restricting reporting are still in force; all plays must still be censored by geriatric party officials.
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All types of doctors will participate in the program, including general practice, internal medicine and geriatric physicians.
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Also, if you're making that argument, you should be fed to geriatric sharks with really dull teeth.
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Laurie Archbald-Pannone, M.D., MPH is an associate professor at the University of Virginia in Geriatric Medicine.
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Do you think Charlie Day was envisioning a sort of "It's Always Sunny" for the geriatric set?
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"This is a geriatric expansion," said David Kelly, chief global strategist at J. P. Morgan Asset Management.
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His father, who is retired, practiced geriatric medicine at the Providence VA Medical Center in Rhode Island.
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The logjam extends throughout the system: Geriatric centers, rehab facilities and local health clinics are all overbooked.
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Overall, it calls to mind mangled limbs, a geriatric toilet and something used for torture or sex.
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The bride's father is the director of the Geriatric Psychiatry Fellowship program at the University of Cincinnati.
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The term "geriatric" has an entirely different meaning in the medical world when you're a mom-to-be.
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Within its diagnostics unit, the company was interested in fertility and geriatric tests for seniors, this person said.
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"Those CDC guidelines ignited a wildfire," geriatric medicine specialist Thomas Kline of Raleigh, North Carolina, told BuzzFeed News.
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Fornieri said he was grateful that the geriatric emergency room staff was trained to care for the elderly.
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It showed every imperfection in my outfit, and my hand looked like the claw of a geriatric bird.
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Focusing reforms on reducing incarceration of geriatric people is an effective way to safely reduce the prison population.
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Maryland alone could save over $100 million in the first year by reducing its low-risk geriatric population.
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Experts in public safety and geriatric care say that relatives often lack guidance in navigating these difficult conversations.
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What hasn't changed, and what binds the pediatric and the geriatric, is the obsession with their bowel movements.
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Many are referred by real estate agents, estate lawyers, geriatric care managers and staff at senior living facilities.
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I customize my avatar as a "deprived" geriatric woman in a loincloth, a cavewoman club in her hand.
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The groom's mother is the director of aging-in-place programs for the Isabella Geriatric Center in Manhattan.
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Later, it was a state geriatric hospital and mental health asylum, before being left vacant for two decades.
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"They invest more in their remaining connections," said Gary Kennedy, director of geriatric psychiatry at Montefiore Medical Center.
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The night before my flight, it recommended turning in at a geriatric hour, which I refused to do.
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Some offer H.I.I.T. classes specifically aimed at older participants and led by instructors with training in geriatric exercise.
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My parents, after 46 years of marriage, were still having sex — postmenopausal, geriatric sex perhaps, but sex nonetheless.
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People taking some antidepressants and (especially damaging, given grapefruit's geriatric constituency) cholesterol drugs were warned to lay off.
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If you're not planning on living on the streets as a geriatric, you're investing many thousands more than that.
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One thing that you might say is maybe a little bit evil is Amazon's treatment of geriatric migrant workers.
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How it could be that most of that benefit would go to frankly geriatric companies is hard to fathom.
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In fact, the title itself was looking rather flimsy after Michael Bisping's last defense against a geriatric Dan Henderson.
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The same platform is used to get off with your partner or to check in with geriatric family members.
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Chinthala is a geriatric speech pathologist who also has helped the state expand business partnerships with his native India.
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While many states, such as California, Texas and New York, have expanded geriatric parole eligibility, it is infrequently used.
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" No one uttered the words "age difference," but Ms. Vanderbilt Costin said, "I feel like I'm a little geriatric.
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The geriatric surgery verification program, now being piloted at eight hospitals across the country, could help prevent such horrors.
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Ms. Carpenter's mother was a nurse's aide at the Eddy Foundation, now the Eddy Memorial Geriatric Center in Troy.
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His father is a consultant pharmacist involved in geriatric and mental health patient care at PharMerica, also in Seattle.
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He also entered its geriatric substance abuse recovery program where, he found, he was one of the younger participants.
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And nowhere are the grand but geriatric buildings weaker than in their paucity of bathroom facilities, particularly for women.
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Elder 411, developed by award-winning geriatric doctor Marion Somers, has practical information for caregivers all in one place.
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It also added O Kuk Ryol, one of a geriatric trio said to be behind North Korea's nuclear weapons program.
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The first geriatric ER opened in New Jersey in 833, and now there are more than 100 such units nationwide.
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Asics is known for being kind of basic, and this particular chunky shoe is a little, I don't know, geriatric?
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Frank R. Lin, MD, PhD is Associate Professor of otolaryngology, geriatric medicine, mental health, and epidemiology at Johns Hopkins University.
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In the geriatric ward of the new hospital, they tetherballed around their normal values, approaching and overshooting their limits cyclically.
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When we are geriatric and having heart attacks and strokes, who is going to drive the ambulance to the hospital?
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Falls are the leading cause of traumatic injury and death in older people, according to geriatric specialist Dr. Becky Powers.
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Geriatric assessments look not only at seniors' health but also at whether their living environment could be made less hazardous.
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That information includes the transcript of the videotaped testimony from Mr. Redstone, along with the evaluation by a geriatric psychologist.
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I'm exactly the kind of voter the GOP needs in order to avoid becoming the dying, geriatric party of yesterday.
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The groom's mother was a geriatric social worker at Albright LIFE, a nonprofit adult day-care center based in Lancaster.
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To me Zoe was priceless, but even so, $16,000 seemed excessive for an 11-pound geriatric terror ($1,455 a pound!).
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Leaving aside geriatric psychiatry, more than a third of 22016 slots went unfilled last year, the American Geriatrics Society reports.
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The state prison system has geriatric inmates, and most of their prisons are compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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Review the facility's admissions agreement carefully, ideally with the help of an elder law attorney or experienced geriatric care manager.
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As I wait, two older women walk in wearing cashmere coats and sunglasses, every inch the geriatric Italian lesbian ideal.
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If he could talk, the Siamese from Mansfield, Texas would probably credit his geriatric vigor to years of travel and indulgence.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that 14 percent of US smartphone users over the geriatric age of 35 are on Snapchat.
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"We are seeing treatment-resistant depression more, and we are recognizing it more," said Helen Lavretsky, a geriatric psychiatrist at UCLA.
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We're treating diseases better, and our geriatric care is adding years onto people who may have died at 90, said Olshansky.
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Among the sectors most affected by the problem are manufacturing, construction, security services, education, childcare and geriatric care, the survey showed.
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She worked as a nurse, eventually specializing in geriatric care, and during the nineteen-eighties she participated in pro-choice demonstrations.
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Louise Mohardt, 78, still working as a geriatric care manager in Lancaster, Va., needs to see an ophthalmologist for her glaucoma.
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Mr. Shields was the co-founder of Score Rehabilitation, a Manhattan-based company specializing in at-home care for geriatric patients.
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" Of geriatric men at A.A.: "The generations between us were nothing; there was something in him that also existed in me.
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With a series of geriatric Soviet heads of state dying in quick succession, Gorbachev was picked largely because of his youth.
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With his narrow and largely geriatric base, he has become the standard-bearer for little England, anti-European, anti-immigrant nationalism.
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TO THE EDITOR: We are not winning the battle with aging by waiting for more medical students to become geriatric medical specialists.
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Glenn had lobbied NASA for two years to fly as a "human guinea pig for geriatric studies," the New York Times reported.
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" To journalists, "You basically get paid to stand in a cage while a geriatric orangutan and his pet mob scream at you.
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"My mom's a yoga instructor, but she does social work, as well, and she works specifically with the geriatric community," she wrote.
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Investors must stay abreast of changing consumer and business trends, watching for forces that may well push stalwart companies into geriatric decline.
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This is a great office comedy set in a geriatric ward, and it's full of inventive acting from all kinds of people.
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The Journal of Geriatric Cardiology published a pretty definitive list of potential syncope causes in this useful review article about older adults.
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There are hundreds of thousands of geriatric-aged individuals in prisons across the country, many with the same profile as the Ungers.
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An old logbook in a nearby geriatric home revealed the number on her grave marker; there were no names on the stones.
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She looks prepubescent one moment and geriatric the next, and that makes it difficult to guess her age, which is fifty-two.
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"It's not this ugly geriatric old-person-looking thing that you're embarrassed about," says Tushy founder Miki Agrawal about her company's bidets.
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She says the geriatric Brando would sometimes get "frisky," hugging her and trying to persuade her to stay for a romantic dinner.
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New York's own numbers are appalling, leading some lawmakers to support geriatric parole legislation and broader use of the governor's clemency power.
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"'Vanity,' it's a loaded word, but it has depth," said Marc E. Agronin, a geriatric psychiatrist at the Miami Jewish Health Systems.
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In The Bachelor universe, where most contestants are barely able to rent a car, being 653 is on par with being geriatric.
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V.H.A. researchers have already given us the nicotine patch, the shingles vaccine, and innovative approaches to geriatric and end-of-life care.
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Dr. Caprio, who specializes in geriatric medicine, hospice and palliative care, is an associate professor at the University of Rochester Medical Center.
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Record audiences at theaters have highlighted a major inconvenience at many grand but geriatric buildings: the lack of toilets, particularly for women.
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"I remember a very insensitive doctor calling me a 'geriatric mother'," revealed the 45-year-old star of Netflix's Private Life, out now.
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Though they will be healthier on average than their predecessors, global health-care systems must brace themselves for high demand in geriatric caregiving.
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The 48-year-old former corporate lawyer is one of a handful of mid-level Democratic leaders sitting below the party's geriatric supremos.
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The German government, anticipating a huge shortfall of geriatric nurses, is training young Vietnamese in Hanoi in both nursing and the German language.
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"We do this a couple of times a year at conferences," writes Becky Clarkson, a geriatric medicine researcher at the University of Pittsburgh.
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Dr. Stephen Read, a geriatric psychiatrist retained by former girlfriend Manuela Herzer, will examine Redstone at his California home at 11:30 a.m.
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There, the results may still be playing out decades later as prisons are forced to establish geriatric units for inmates they cannot parole.
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The other day, Edie Elkan wandered the halls of the geriatric E.R., softly plucking a six-pound "therapy harp" anchored at her waist.
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Obama then dangled a delicious carrot to the geriatric Castro brothers, offering to visit the island if progress was made on human rights.
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"I'm not going to say, for instance, that Bob Murray looks like a geriatric Dr. Evil, even though he clearly does," he said.
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That happened to a family in western New York, according to Roxanne Sorensen, a geriatric care manager with Elder Care Solutions of WNY.
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So when I hit age 29.73, after which point egg quantity and quality diminish and pregnancy is termed "geriatric" — I didn't think twice.
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Compassionate release, sometimes called medical or geriatric parole, is a process that allows for the release of people who are elderly or sick.
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Or it may be a consequence of a power play in Algiers, where the geriatric President Abdelaziz Bouteflika is confined to a wheelchair.
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He seemed better coached and less geriatric, though some commentators wondered if a few bumbled answers were due to troubles with his teeth.
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When I contacted him for this film, he was consumed by his newest venture: a nursing home that would care for geriatric parolees.
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Here's our table of contents: · Photo editor Elizabeth Renstrom explains where we found this month's G-string wearing, Hillary Clinton–supporting geriatric cover star.
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The dam was first put into operation in May of 1968, making the nearly 50-year-old facility basically "geriatric" by civil engineering standards.
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She spent her last years in a nursing home, where her daughter, who would later become a geriatric nurse practitioner, visited her most evenings.
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The House of Lords was resplendent with gilt, glass, a bevy of bishops and many geriatric former politicians crammed onto its red leather benches.
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Hard though it is to believe in the age of Islamic State, the world is heading for what Mr Urdal calls a "geriatric peace".
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Redstone's personal physician, Richard Gold, and geriatric psychiatrist James Spar have told the court they believe the mogul was competent to make that decision.
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Geriatric conditions occur earlier in life for people in poverty and even earlier in life for those who are homeless, Kushel told Reuters Health.
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What a joy to see him return to the form he demonstrated in "Breaking Bad," this time dressed as a kind of geriatric ninja.
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Belting out songs in the midday heat, a group of women decked in colorful garb want to redefine what it means to be geriatric.
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Germplasm was everywhere: geriatric university stock; plants from a public seed bank maintained by the U.S.D.A.; others foraged by Driscoll's employees on backpacking trips.
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Linda Phillips is the senior director of research and education at the Geriatric Workforce Enhancement Program at the University of Arizona Center on Aging.
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Linda Phillips is the senior director of research and education at the Geriatric Workforce Enhancement Program at the University of Arizona Center on Aging.
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The Geriatric Mental Health Foundation notes that "common fears about aging can lead to anxiety"—fear of falling, of isolation, of dependence, of degeneration.
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Dr. Kalasapudi, a geriatric psychiatrist, recalled being pressed into service to talk to a hospitalized Indian immigrant who suffered, the staff believed, from depression.
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Geriatric care managers - human service professionals who help coordinate care for the elderly and their families - also can help navigate the nursing home maze.
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RATHEDAUNG, Myanmar — The security forces, with their geriatric rifles, formed a wary patrol, scanning the forested hills where members of an ethnic insurgency roam.
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The longer Congress is stuck in DC trying to hash out a plan of action, the more risk its largely geriatric membership will face.
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The study involved teams of two clowns working together, going from room to room to visit patients in Toronto's long-term care geriatric homes.
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I later learned that the geriatric prison population was among the fastest-growing segments of incarcerated adults, owing largely to minimum mandatory sentencing programs.
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Set to launch in 2019, the geriatric surgery program will focus on the full cycle of care, including pre-surgery and post-surgery guidelines.
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Saudi adventurism abroad In the past, the invariably geriatric Saudi monarch presided over a conservative foreign policy that was characterized by doing little overseas.
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They gave tens of millions to the United Jewish Appeal, gave money to a geriatric hospital in Toronto and sent medicine to disaster zones.
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The boomlet in geriatric emergency rooms stems in part from an increase in older patients with complex conditions who are seeking care in regular ERs.
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I endured six months of chemotherapy alongside members of the geriatric community, their wrinkled bodies attached to tubes and machines just the same as mine.
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When Joanna Gaines, 40, first heard the term "geriatric pregnancy" she laughed — "until I realized that's actually what it's called at my age," she says.
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A geriatric psychiatrist hired by Herzer, Stephen Read, testified on Friday that Redstone has "uncontrollable outbursts of anger" which interfere with his ability to reason.
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In spring 2016, Parviz got an invitation from well-known geriatric medicine expert and author Bill Thomas to hop on a multi-city bus tour.
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Wiping away tears, one contestant, identified as Michelle, 26, explained that because she works as a geriatric nurse, she was particularly worried about her patients.
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Ms. Garber, 31, is a nurse practitioner and cares for geriatric patients at nursing homes in Connecticut for Optum, a division of the UnitedHealth Group.
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He represents a younger alternative to the increasingly geriatric post-Soviet leadership currently running Russia, and he can engage with Putin in his own language.
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Steinke is at her best when she writes searchingly, before the moment of understanding, as in the narrative of her encounter with the geriatric Granny.
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My best guess is that it once belonged to a Gen-X start-up bro with big dreams of launching the geriatric offshoot of OkCupid.
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"I get asked more and more by older patients if they should try marijuana, mostly for sleep or pain," said Han, who practices geriatric medicine.
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I had been hoping that Mr. Foreman could shed some light on what would possess a group of geriatric criminals to come out of retirement.
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In April, Aldrin underwent his own evaluation conducted by a geriatric psychiatrist at UCLA, who said Aldrin scored "superior to normal" for his age on tests.
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In Caracas, six upscale restaurants and chefs have formed a charity - "Full Stomach, Happy Heart" - that provides food for a geriatric home and a children's hospital.
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But geriatric physicians, dementia researchers and other medical experts told CNN that PBA is extremely rare in dementia patients; several said it affects 5% or less.
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Yet most have scant training or experience in how to respond, said Dr. Meera Balasubramaniam, a geriatric psychiatrist at the New York University School of Medicine.
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And he represents a younger alternative to the increasingly geriatric post-Soviet leadership currently running Russia, and he can engage with Putin in his own language.
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In the 1990s, Allegheny County, which includes the city, was the second-oldest large county in the United States, behind only a geriatric zone in Florida.
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Geriatric syndromes like frailty and cognitive impairment were associated with higher odds of complications like pneumonia, infections and blood clots, the researchers report in BMC Medicine.
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Ms. Paley and others sought to marshal even more support for nursing home residents by organizing a network of groups whose agendas include geriatric health issues.
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You're almost certainly not in Fox's target demographic of geriatric white men, which means you probably aren't spending a lot of money on gold coins or catheters.
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Pet-product companies now make pricey hypoallergenic feed for geriatric dogs, cat food made with mackerel and lamb from New Zealand, and even antioxidant supplements for horses.
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The Kominsky Method, which arrives on Netflix November 16, is a show built on geriatric humor — which, by the way, is a full-on brand of television.
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"My mom's a yoga instructor, but she does social work, as well, and she works specifically with the geriatric community," the former "Suits" star told Glamour Magazine .
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But in the eyes of modern reproductive medicine, women over 35 are already "geriatric" and your particular meat cage prematurely teeters on the brink of reproductive death.
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" Or, if your Ob/Gyn is a little behind the times and hasn't updated her terminology, she may call it by its older name, a "geriatric pregnancy.
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In 2001, a hereditary autoimmune disease sidelined him from his geriatric-medicine practice at a retirement community in Hanover, N.H. He used crutches for nearly three years.
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And so, we continue to defer, defer -- which may cover our geriatric nursing care when that sad day comes but does nothing for the here-and-now.
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Childcare, elementary-school teaching, nursing, geriatric care, and social work will not suddenly become high-paying, high-prestige professions simply because everything else is done by robots.
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Besides a doctor, the team could include a geriatric care manager to arrange for care and other services, an elder-law attorney and a certified financial planner.
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He is the son of Rhonda Weinstein and Kenneth Weinstein of Rockville, Md. The groom's mother is a geriatric care manager at Aging Network Services in Bethesda.
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Even within homes that offer different levels of geriatric care, spouses who regularly see their partners may not be able to visit for weeks, perhaps even months.
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Afterward, Pepsi's agency partner, Davie Brown Entertainment, and Mr. Irving conceived the idea of a geriatric character who would show young players what real basketball looked like.
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Geriatric medical organizations have long warned against overprescribing to older people, who are more susceptible to common side effects of psychotropic drugs, such as dizziness and confusion.
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Seniors are more likely to incur multiple chronic health conditions, requiring specialists in multiple fields as well as geriatric medicine — from a shrinking health care work force.
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These two baby boomers — a generation that gives it all to the Culture War — would burn the house down reprising one last geriatric re-litigation of Woodstock.
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"Prep is as important if not more important than the surgery itself," said Dr. Ronnie Rosenthal, chair of the American College of Surgeons Geriatric Surgery Task Force.
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But for Anna Faris, her age made her pregnancy with her son Jack a "geriatric" one, and Jack faced health complications when he was born premature in 2012.
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John Oliver's legal tussle with a man he once called a "geriatric Dr. Evil" is over and the HBO late night host has every reason to be happy.
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Millet added that the issue is not only whether HIV drugs and other geriatric drugs could interact negatively but whether other drugs could suppress the HIV drug regimen.
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We got Berto at LAX and he told our guy he's not a fan of geriatric brawling ... advising both guys to cool it before they break a hip.
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" Union — who celebrated her four-year wedding anniversary with Wade last September — jokes that the current season was "supposed to be the geriatric tour, this one last dance.
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She'd spent her forties, geriatric in pop years, proving there was a place for a middle-aged women pop stars who sang about being women and middle-aged.
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While boomers grew up chasing visions of a white picket fence and 20193 children, the pipe dream of our too-old-for-this-shit generation is downright geriatric.
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One of those different directions is the use of the drug in palliative (medical care for those with serious illnesses) or geriatric (medical care for the elderly) settings.
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A geriatric psychiatrist who examined Mr. Redstone recently said that Mr. Redstone referred to Paramount as "his baby," and that he expressed his "emphatic disapproval" of a sale.
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"The most important part is that Tigger's story just shows how amazing it is to adopt a geriatric pet and give them the best remaining days," she added.
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"I called someone at Google and I said 'Do you think geriatric vagina is appropriate to describe a beautiful artisan handmade wine,' and he said yes," she sighed.
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Those with aging parents or relatives often find it daunting to figure out the best in-home caregiver or residential program, so a geriatric care manager can help.
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As a family and geriatric medicine doctor, I am incredibly passionate about home health care, visiting nurse services and their incredible impact on America's seniors and family caregivers.
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"He was living a quiet, comfortable life in the geriatric wing of the Dujiangyan Giant Panda Base where he was given the very best of care," it said.
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"Discussing life expectancy can be difficult or uncomfortable," said lead study author Dr. Nancy Schoenborn, a geriatric health researcher at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore.
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My shepherd into the world of geriatric action was Mark Vanselow, a stunt coordinator who's worked with Neeson on 16 projects, becoming his go-to double in the process.
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But the reason why the all-but-geriatric Mr Watson came that close to winning was that no one managed to beat the field average by even eight strokes.
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Dehydration and weight loss, for example, are nutritional problems that might be treated with fluids, noted Dr. Siri Rostoft, a geriatric medicine researcher at Oslo University Hospital in Norway.
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As well as, in the past, being overwhelmingly reserved for men, the role of Lear is often thought too demanding for actors close in age to the geriatric patriarch.
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A medical historian in Canada recently stated that everyone's favorite hallucinogen, LSD, might make its way back to the medical scene—namely for use in palliative and geriatric care.
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No, because on Facebook pages for brands I always do the same character which is this geriatric well meaning moron who doesn't have any credibility on what he's saying.
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Such melodic victories, performed by the residents of a hospital geriatric ward, often erupt in this eagerly anticipated production, which opened on Wednesday night at the Bridge Theater here.
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With some exceptions, they are still, in the main, a geriatric boys' club: a mix of old money and new, sweethearts and criminals, men of enlarged ego and prostate.
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Sensitized by years of discussing geriatric surgery, Dr. Ko prescribed a "pre-hab" program to help his patient stop smoking, begin walking for exercise and increase his protein intake.
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At first, Elizabeth Shepherd, one of several seniors invited to meet with future doctors in an anti-ageism program called "Introduction to the Geriatric Patient," largely followed the script.
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"Over the last few decades, (Hong Kong) has caught up in a big way," said Dr. Timothy Kwok, professor of geriatric medicine at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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Since the health care of older patients is covered mostly by Medicare, the federal insurance program's low reimbursement rates make sustaining a geriatric practice difficult, many in the field say.
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They bought too few B-2s and F-22s, while scaling back procurement of the F-35 from the buy rate necessary to recapitalize the Air Force's geriatric fighter force.
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"My mom's a yoga instructor, but she does social work as well, and she works specifically with the geriatric community," she wrote in an essay for Glamour magazine last year.
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Poised in ripe middle-age in pre-coital seductiveness and then, seconds later, reclining into geriatric frailty, her Anna remains much the same glamorous and humdrum, poetic and prosaic creature.
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However you're judged, one thing is guaranteed—this geriatric man will break into your house in the dead of December and check to make sure you've left him some cookies.
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The geriatric crime wave is accelerating, and analysts note that the Japanese prison system — newly expanded and at about 70 per cent occupancy — is being prepared for decades of increases.
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The crown prince is attempting to showcase a new, bold, dynamic face of Saudi Arabia to a world accustomed to dealing with the geriatric, risk-averse leadership of the past.
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That Read and Spar, two respected and similarly trained specialists in geriatric psychiatry, could come to such different views illustrates the intrinsic challenge in evaluations of mental capacity, experts said.
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I tried to make eye contact with her while we were on air and thanked her profusely in front of Oktar, who himself seemed amiable, if not a bit geriatric.
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In April, the 88-year-old Aldrin underwent his own evaluation conducted by a geriatric psychiatrist at UCLA, who said Aldrin scored "superior to normal" for his age on tests.
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Dr. Kauffman, 57, has worked exclusively as a geriatric house-call dentist since 2000, caring for patients who are predominantly in their 80s and 90s; more than half have dementia.
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Christina Lesher, an elder law lawyer in Houston, suggests appointing a "micro board," which includes the lawyer, the health care and financial agents, an accountant and a geriatric care manager.
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The Geriatric Out of Hospital Randomized Meal Trial in Heart Failure randomly assigned 66 patients to home-delivered low-salt meals after hospital discharge to study how well they work.
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One dealer who had the freckled, gangly look of an adult Huckleberry Finn rolled his eyes at the commune's hippie elders as if they were a geriatric Chamber of Commerce.
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It narrates the relationship between Alice, a book editor and aspiring writer in her mid-20s, and Ezra Blazer, a brilliant, geriatric novelist who is partly modeled on Philip Roth.
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Because prison life - and for many, life on the streets before prison - is so difficult, inmates are considered geriatric after the age of 55 in California and many other states.
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"Half Time" is a geriatric variation on the venerable backstage musical, in which a motley team of performers work against an impossible deadline to put on a really great show.
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She reduced the number of medications Dorothy Lakin took and the specialists she saw, stayed in touch with Mary Ellen and sent a geriatric nurse-practitioner to make house calls.
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The Oscar-nominated actress -- who just wrapped on the upcoming HBO mini-series, "We Are Who We Are" -- is about 5 months into what is, technically, considered a geriatric pregnancy.
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Rizin had a decent New Years Eve but invested $9 million in having a geriatric Floyd Mayweather come in and embarrass their kickboxing wunderkind, Tenshin Nasukawa in just over a minute.
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The geriatric mobster who was wheeled into the courtroom on the trial&aposs first day is a shell of his former self — much like the New England Mafia he once led.
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A picture of geriatric nostalgia—until you meet Ms Shi and Mr Zhou, a couple in their 235s whose enthusiasm for the waltz is matched only by that for their smartphones.
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My hog-calling competitors were geriatric midwesterners, dressed like Eustace and Muriel Bagge from Courage the Cowardly Dog, who'd mastered the art of communicating with swine long before I was born.
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"I never hear, 'hey doc, we put a patient on this and had really bad side effects,'" said Jason Kellogg, a geriatric psychiatrist who sees patients at nursing homes across California.
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Schneider, a physician specializing in geriatric and dementia care, said he was concerned about the problems stemming from potential interactions between Nuedexta and other powerful medications intended to treat problematic behaviors.
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They cited the results of two recent exams by a geriatric psychiatrist hired by Mr. Redstone that concluded he had "legal mental capacity" and was not under the influence of others.
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Contributing Opinion Writer Not long ago I found myself inside the hushed and high-vaulted interior of a nursing home for geriatric books, in the forgotten city of St.-Omer, France.
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"The oldest patients enrolled have been up to age 82," said Dr. Michael Rich, a geriatric cardiologist at Washington University School of Medicine, referring to the PROSPER study published in 2002.
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The pedestrian center of the city is filled with modern shops and includes Jomfru Ane Gade, a string of bars and clubs whose clientele makes me, at 30, seem positively geriatric.
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How easy would it have been to construct that movie as told to a reporter instead of to geriatric Frank's actual scene partner, who's too good and meaningful to spoil here?
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In the late 21985s, Dr. Lodge became concerned about the patients he was seeing at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital in Manhattan, where he was an internist with a specialty in geriatric medicine.
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"There were high hopes that [the trial] might succeed," Professor John Breitner, Canada research chair in prevention of dementia and professor of geriatric psychiatry and preventive medicine at McGill University told CNN.
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What Jerusha doesn't know is that Daddy, whose actual name is Jervis Pendleton, isn't so geriatric after all and that the affable impertinence of her letters has made him fall in love.
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At first, fans are convinced the late-night encounter actually killed the geriatric woman by inducing a stroke, which is especially sad since David's father died by suicide just a day earlier.
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Given a shortage of geriatric psychiatrists, decisions on treatment are often left to primary care providers, who may not have relevant training or might be reluctant to take on such complicated care.
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"She transferred $200 from her bank to them, and it just kept escalating, and they started calling her daily," said Dr. Angela Sanford, who practices geriatric medicine at St. Louis University Hospital.
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"As part of normal aging, all of the organs in your body change, as well as your metabolism," said Dr. Michael Perskin, assistant professor of geriatric medicine at NYU Langone Medical Center.
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A thing that has an enduring physical presence at the European Organization for Nuclear Research, home to the world's most powerful particle accelerator and, apparently, quite an assortment of geriatric computer mice.
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MOSCOW — The Admiral Kuznetsov, Russia's lone, rather geriatric aircraft carrier, steamed through the English Channel toward the Mediterranean Sea on Friday in the Kremlin's latest attempt to reassert its lost superpower status.
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The bombastic peanut-farming mogul turned politician would pace the Lincoln Bedroom into the wee hours, sending telegrams in which he, using arbitrary capitalizations and quotation marks, raged against "Geriatric" Gerald Ford.
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I've started to feel as though I wandered into a strange zone — a 2019 version of the entertainment and advertising geared toward a geriatric crowd, like the old Lawrence Welk TV show.
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"Older people in general, and older men specifically, have the highest rates," said Dr. Yeates Conwell, a geriatric psychiatrist at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and a longtime suicide researcher.
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In HBO's "Getting On," which ended in 2015, her Jenna James, a geriatric doctor with the bedside manner of a rude telemarketer, is a cringe-comedy buffoon, whom Metcalf gives a soul.
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"The need we've had our entire lives — people who know us, value us, who bring us joy — that never goes away," said Barbara Moscowitz, senior geriatric social worker at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Depression can lead to eating habits that result in obesity or, conversely, can cause a significant loss of appetite and diminished energy levels, sometimes resulting in a condition known as geriatric anorexia.
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For older patients particularly worried about their balance, Dr. Clifford Ko, principal investigator of the Coalition for Quality In Geriatric Surgery, recommends building strength by sitting up and down in a chair.
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Recently, my mother's geriatric specialist told me there was a significant rise in dementia in those 60 and older (my mother is 81), particularly among women, and no one really knows why.
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Weird moments abound in the series, as when Mr. Bell's camera fixes on a forgotten corner to underscore the desolation, and then a geriatric mall-walker appears in frame, doing solitary laps.
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Don't get it twisted -- Jenn wasn't sneezin' at Stallone's geriatric feats of strength ... where he pumped out 3 reps (give or take) with the weight of a small human tied around his waist.
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"You've got this surge of more and more older adults coming to the emergency departments," said Kevin Biese, co-director of geriatric emergency medicine at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine.
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Beyond productivity problems and geriatric Gene no longer working at the machine, there's a sense that big multinational companies may have wrung all the efficiencies they're going to wring out of the system.
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The blend also adds Astaxanthin, a neuroprotective that could help manage the risks of geriatric conditions, and vitamin K2, which also has been shown to benefit both the cardiovascular system and the brain.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE, and Mitt Romney — have helped cement GOP's reputation as being the geriatric party of yesterday, Donald Trump is different.
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Because his hospital has a dedicated team performing geriatric hip fracture repairs, it doesn't matter when a patient shows up, "our goal from time of admission to surgery is 24 hours," he said.
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Photographer Isa Leshko spent nearly a decade visiting animal sanctuaries, where she captured images of geriatric farm animals like Forest, a 16-year-old sheep, for a book titled "Allowed to Grow Old."
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At the top of the list: While Mr. Redstone's primary physician stated that Mr. Redstone was mentally fit, a geriatric psychiatrist examined Mr. Redstone in January and found that he lacked mental capacity.
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At federal court in Boston Thursday, a geriatric ex-mafia Don hunched over the bench in an orange jumpsuit and shuffled papers, his ears sticking out from his shriveled head like bat wings.
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It's being able to take care of your geriatric mom when your dad passes, and hope your children never have to take care of you because you've earned a solid and decent retirement.
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Mr. Davenport's mother retired as a manager of community geriatric care programs from the VA Puget Sound Health Care System there, and now does consulting as a licensed clinical social worker in Seattle.
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In one episode, grandma drags Nora along on a trip to Atlantic City, where the group of elderly Chinese ladies have what amounts to a turf battle with a equally geriatric Korean group.
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"Maybe it's my age (35 — considered a geriatric pregnancy 🤦🏼♀️🙄) lol … or maybe I just forgot how bad it was with Tay and Bray … but yikes it really blind sided me," she wrote.
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Furthermore, increasing global geriatric population base is anticipated to significantly raise demand for pharmaceuticals as this segment of the population is prone to high risk of organ disorders and infections, thereby propelling market growth.
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But whereas in the geriatric West recreational drug use is falling and many night clubs are closing, in Africa's capitals it appears to be growing, both among the new middle class and the poor.
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At 34, I begged my gynecologist to grandfather me in to unadvanced maternal age if I could manage to get pregnant before turning 35, even if my baby was coming after the "geriatric" milestone.
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Barbara Moscowitz, senior geriatric social worker at Massachusetts General Hospital, hears clients lament that with a loved one whose dementia-related behavior can be startling, venturing out in public creates more apprehension than pleasure.
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In our recent paper published in Gerontology and Geriatric Medicine, we found that increasing minorities' access to hospice care could save over $2628,28500 per enrollee—equal to about $6900 million in annual Medicare savings.
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Amy Worden, press secretary for the state Department of Corrections, said the Pennsylvania prison system has geriatric inmates, and most of their prisons, including SCI Phoenix, are compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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The shift comes with "a tremendous burden on families in the type of care they have to provide and the type they have to pay for," one geriatric and palliative care doctor said. 7.
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And with a mutability that never betrays an abiding common core, Ms. Bernstine turns into contemporary variations on the stern but solicitous caregiver: a nurse in a geriatric ward, a nanny on a playground.
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"Maybe it's my age (35 — considered a geriatric pregnancy 🤦🏼♀️🙄) lol … or maybe I just forgot how bad it was with Tay and Bray … but yikes it really blindsided me," she wrote last month.
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People under 21 couldn't even vote until the Nixon era, and for centuries the major parties' political machines were designed explicitly to let entrenched (and often geriatric) bosses dictate who ran for what major office.
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Geriatric ERs have the potential to lower health care costs because staff can more carefully discern who needs to be admitted and who can be cared for outside of hospital walls, Hwang and others said.
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Designed for geriatric, sick, and injured elephants, the hospital — which spans over 12,000 square feet — is equipped with wireless digital X-Ray, thermal imaging, ultrasonography, tranquilization devices, and quarantine facilities, according to a Reuters report.
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The scene was groundbreaking in that an older woman was being seen as a sexual being with wants and desires, which is consistent with research on the sexual lives of geriatric members of the population.
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"Whatever happens, what Donald Trump is going to be doing is eking out a little bit more growth for longer in a geriatric economic cycle," said Kit Juckes, global fixed income strategist at Societe Generale.
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But a plot that keeps pushing Toula aside to focus on Gus is right in the wheelhouse of the director, Kirk Jones, whose 1998 comedy, "Waking Ned Devine," reveled in dislocated dentures and geriatric nudity.
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A variety of factors can affect the assessment of mental capacity, such as the time of day, said Dr. Daniel Plotkin, an expert in geriatric psychiatry who co-wrote a forthcoming research paper with Spar.
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The advantages afforded by anabolic steroids could last for decades, according to a study for the University of Oslo, further fueling criticism of what some have deemed curious "geriatric sprinting" on the part of Gatlin.
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With no one to oversee their care, elder orphans who want to remain in their own homes for as long as possible could enlist a geriatric care manager, who monitors elderly clients and coordinates care.
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A geriatric care manager can estimate the costs of different kinds of support a parent may need over time, said Steven A. Starnes, a certified financial planner with Grand Wealth Management in Grand Rapids, Mich.
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There are a number of reasons why patients rarely get coordinated care, said Dr. Alicia Arbaje, director of translational care research in the division of geriatric medicine and gerontology at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland.
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At the same time, having a high level of education or at least one living sibling appeared to protect against the decline associated with widowhood, the study team reports in the American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry.
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Ancient panda Dubbed the "Grandma panda," and the equivalent of 114-years-old in human terms, Jia Jia had reportedly been suffering from multiple geriatric diseases including high blood pressure, arthritis and cataracts on both eyes.
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Like an aging band touring to equally geriatric crowds, Lynch and co-creator Mark Frost are almost obliged to play the hits -- reintroducing original characters while weaving in new ones, including an abundance of celebrity cameos.
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"One of the ways we handle geriatric conditions is we make changes to the environment, add grab bars in the bathroom, we light their path to the bathroom with nightlights to prevent a fall," Kushel said.
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Either because of that or perhaps because he just doesn't have the energy to bully me anymore, our geriatric dog is no longer the jealous creature who had been my nemesis over 10 years of marriage.
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A three-year clinical study with financial backing of more than $1 million from the National Institutes of Health is exploring whether a chatbot can help terminally ill, geriatric patients with their end-of-life care.
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"We plan for weddings and we plan for graduations, and we do it very thoughtfully," said Anne Sansevero, a geriatric nurse practitioner and founder and CEO of HealthSense LLC, an aging life care management consulting company.
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If you were one of those geriatric businesses, you would rightly see millennials as an existential threat — even as they continued to see themselves as powerless, completely battered by the world their elders built for them.
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"One of the biggest mistakes that doctors make is not thinking about gun access," said Dr. Colleen Christmas, a geriatric primary care doctor at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and member of the American Neurological Association.
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Nyad's skin had become a kind of photogram, marked by her quest, and in Opie's portrait one sees both the heroine who managed an unfathomable feat and the vulnerable geriatric who nearly died in the process.
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Suspicion passed from her landlady, with whom she had been feuding, to her manager and even to geriatric gangsters from Las Vegas who might have known her mobster father back in the days of Bugsy Siegel.
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But when a risk factor is uncommon among peers – like widowhood or poor health in youth – it can have an outsized effect on depression risk, the study team reports in The American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry.
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The big IRS mainframes in Martinsburg, W.Va., are unlikely to come under attack by a crew of geriatric hackers who know Assembly Language and are ready to get into the guts of it and cause trouble.
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" As Dr. Nancy J. Donovan, a geriatric psychiatrist and researcher in neurology at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, said in an interview, "There is a correlation between loneliness and social interaction, but not in everyone.
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But that doesn't mean we can't enjoy the absurd spectacle of the legal team for the man Oliver described as a "geriatric Dr. Evil" trying to out-bombast the HBO comedian's signature hyperbolic wit in dry legalese.
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Median annual pay: $103,880Projected job growth through 20560: 26 percent These advanced practice registered nurses typically focus on a certain population, such as geriatric health, pediatric health or mental health, and specialize in care for that group.
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However the active number of players is currently dropping, so maybe double check with your geriatric parents to see if their still playing before dropping mystery amounts of dollars on the device for them as a gift.
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"Rather than taking someone off an antipsychotic" and opting to treat the patient in ways that don't require medication, "providers search for a different 'magic bullet,'" said Helen Kales, a geriatric psychiatrist and University of Michigan professor.
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Trump on the campaign trail vowed to revitalize the prison, which supporters ruefully say has become a geriatric facility for aging terrorists — alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed has been held there since 2006, for example.
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"In contrast to the authors' conclusion that the mortality rate is low, I believe this study suggests that little progress has been made in improving outcomes in low energy geriatric trauma patients," he said in an email.
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About 15 percent of music therapists now work in geriatric settings, and about 10 percent with terminally ill patients, according to a 2017 employment survey by the American Music Therapy Association, which asked about 1,500 music therapists.
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The throne for best hockey movie has been Slap Shot's to lose for years, and yet it's trotted out again and again on best-of lists like it's a geriatric honouree at a Montreal Canadiens pregame ceremony.
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Yet most doctors, if they're not pediatricians, will spend much of their careers working with older people, becoming — to borrow a phrase from Dr. Donovan Maust, a geriatric psychiatrist at the University of Michigan — de facto geriatricians.
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Even so, the results underscore the importance of maintaining mobility after a heart attack or hospitalization for other serious heart problems, said Dr. Sharon Straus, director of the division of geriatric medicine at the University of Toronto.
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Indeed, people with dementia who also have depression are more functionally impaired and are more likely to be placed in a nursing home, according to a study published in 2005 in the American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry.
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Phil Jackson's too damn old to lead an NBA franchise and it's high time the Knicks kicked his geriatric ass to the curb ... so says ex-NBA baller Kenyon Martin, who just LIT UP the Zen master.
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"The best bucket lists aren't usually about skydiving or climbing the Great Wall of China," said Marc Agronin, a geriatric psychiatrist who is vice president for behavioral health and clinical research at Miami Jewish Health Systems in Miami.
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"Recent studies suggest that associated comorbidities (or medical conditions) likely play a key role in outcomes after geriatric trauma," said Dr. Madhav Karunakar of the Carolinas HealthCare System in Charlotte, North Carolina, who wasn't involved in the study.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has proposed a "geriatric parole" program for prisoners over age 22015 as part of a broader criminal justice reform plan that is under discussion as part of the state's budget process this year.
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Strength training is key to gaining muscle after the age of 50, but it is even more important in the geriatric population, as muscle loss accelerates after the age of 70 and can reach 15% loss per decade.
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There is no real evolutionary penalty for failing to ward off the ravages of old age, because in animal populations relatively few individuals make it into their geriatric years anyway, thanks to predators, disease, hardship or bad luck.
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Stuffed Animals We're having a tough time imagining anything that embodies the USA in 2018 better than a stuffed bear made to look like our scowling, geriatric President with an American flag that comes out of its ass.
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The analysis, in The Journal of the American Geriatric Society, found that tai chi reduced the incidence of falls by 43 percent in those followed for less than a year and by 13 percent in those followed longer.
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A small pilot study of the Peaceful Mind program, published in the American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry, found that clinicians rated patients who had received three months of weekly sessions as less anxious, compared with a control group.
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These were people who could care for themselves, were able to walk and get themselves to doctors' appointments, said the principal investigator, Dr. Jeff D. Williamson, chief of geriatric medicine and gerontology at Wake Forest School of Medicine.
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China today is far more tightly controlled than it was during the early months of 1989 when the party was almost brought down by students who claimed that they, not China's geriatric leaders, were the true heirs of 1919.
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Claude Wischik, co-founder of Singapore-based TauRx and a professor of geriatric psychiatry at Aberdeen University, said the drug reduced the rate of decline in cognitive and functional skills by 85 percent in that so-called "monotherapy" group.
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"Brain volume is one marker of success, along with cognitive test performance and daily function," said Dr. Richard Marottoli, medical director of the Dorothy Adler Geriatric Assessment Center at Yale-New Haven Hospital, who wasn't part of the study.
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Written in the third person, it narrates the meeting, courtship and deepening intimacy between Alice, a book editor and aspiring writer in her mid-20s, and Ezra Blazer, a brilliant, geriatric novelist who is partly modeled on Philip Roth.
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"For older adults, we're seeing an epidemic of depression, which we're treating medically as depression," said Dr. Rachel Broudy, who recently joined the Full Frame Initiative as director of health care transformation after practicing geriatric medicine for 13 years.
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"For Patrick's age he has been in amazingly good health for the past few years, and only recently have we initiated geriatric care of a similar nature to dogs and cats," Adrienne Lavinia, the park's resident veterinarian, said in a statement.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Russian Communist Party moved to overhaul its geriatric image on Friday, registering a wealthy 57-year-old farm boss to challenge incumbent Vladimir Putin for the presidency in a gamble it hopes will revive its electoral fortunes.
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In the sketch, a group of friends (Heidi Gardner, Aidy Bryant, Melissa Villaseñor) watch in horror as a fourth friend (Cecily Strong) commits a grave social faux pas in bringing her geriatric new husband along to their weekly game night.
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These are the kinds of one-liners you can look forward to: "You basically get paid to stand in a cage while a geriatric orangutan and his pet mob scream at you," she said of the White House press corps.
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Life expectancy in Saudi Arabia is expected to extend to 78.4 and 81.3 years by 2050 for males and females respectively, from 73.1 years and 76.1 years, according to Colliers, increasing demand for geriatric, rehabilitation and home health care services.
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"It's really a sign of continued increase in life expectancy and longevity and a sign of public health efforts and [developments in] modern medicine," Maria Torroella Carney, MD, chief of geriatric and palliative medicine at Northwell Health, explains to CBS News.
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In late 2013, Dr. Bedard, a geriatric and palliative-care doctor in Manhattan, and Gideon Friedman, 33, a real estate developer, bought a 220-year-old farmhouse in Earlton, N.Y. "We wanted to do something fantastic," said Dr. Bedard, 34.
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" Dr. Agronin writes with reverence for Dr. Gene D. Cohen, a founding father of geriatric psychiatry who "saw not only what aging is, but what aging could be; not what we accomplish in spite of aging, but because of aging.
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A study done in geriatric homes found that the people who say some version of "Time is speeding by" tended to be more active and happier, whereas those who said time was moving slowly tended to be inactive and depressed.
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"We are absolutely ill prepared for what is going to happen," said Cheryl Phillips, a geriatric physician in Washington and the senior vice president for public policy and health services at LeadingAge, an association of service providers in the field.
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Instead of focusing on feeding tubes, families can find out what types of nutrition may be easier for advanced dementia patients to consume, said Dr. Laura Hanson, a geriatric medicine researcher at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill.
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Dr. Nancy J. Donovan, director of geriatric psychiatry at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston and assistant professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, said it was likely that most of the veterans in the current study served only briefly.
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Their business took them around the world and allowed the self-proclaimed "geriatric startlet" to add new pieces to her wardrobe -- many of which were featured at the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 212 and 231.
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Another option arose early in 2018 when New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced a "geriatric parole program" to expedite the release of old and infirm inmates who meet certain criteria, both for humanitarian reasons and to save the state money.
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The next morning, a geriatric consultant working for the Zerbi family, William Young, said he learned from a Regency Palms employee that the patient had been left outside of the locked care facility by a taxi driver, according to the Press-Telegram.
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A geriatric psychiatrist hired by Sumner M. Redstone has concluded that the ailing mogul had the "legal mental capacity" to oust two longtime confidants from the trust that will control his $40 billion media empire after he dies or is declared incompetent.
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Combining exercise with eye exams and treatment of vision problems, meanwhile, was associated with 83 percent lower odds of a fall-related injury, and case management along with comprehensive geriatric assessments and certain vitamin supplements were tied to 88 percent lower odds.
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Africa needs to break the legacy hold of patriarchal geriatric leaders and open up governance to political outsiders, to women and to youth — to those like Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and Abiy Ahmed — disrupters with new ideas, and not captive to vested interests.
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Prior to becoming a "geriatric starlet" — a name Apfel gave herself in describing what the exhibit at the Met had made her — Apfel launched and ran Old World Weavers, an international fabric manufacturing company, in 24 with her late husband, Carl Apfel.
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" An 11th film isn't completely off the table, though—Tarantino said that if there's one more story in him at 75, he'll make it, but it will be "that geriatric one [that] exists completely on its own in the old folks' home.
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In some ways the thing that I'm most grateful for about doing this book, is getting to see the things that have progressed and not; the distance that I've staked — and not — between my younger, perhaps more idealistic, self and my geriatric cynicism.
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HESS It seems appropriate that our final cultural image of Hugh Hefner is a sexless one: The geriatric puttering around the house in his pajamas, surrounding himself with young women who made him seem even older, only achieving actual coitus with medical intervention.
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Understanding brain age is important to understanding disease Samuel Neal Lockhart, an assistant professor of gerontology and geriatric medicine at Wake Forest School of Medicine, wrote in an email that the size and scope of this new study is one of its strengths.
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Some geriatric Gen X'rs like me still remember that during the oil wars of the early 2000s, when America, the world, was screaming for an alternative to petroleum, all we got was Steve Jobs crowing about watching "The Office" on our phones.
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Related: The little red pill being pushed on the elderly Geriatric psychiatrist and former FDA medical officer Susan Molchan said that the number of deaths is alarming and questioned whether patients and their families are aware of the risks associated with the drug.
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Ms. Gonzalez recently received three free grab bars, a sturdy bathmat with suction cups to prevent it from moving, and some night lights, thanks to a grant secured by Isabella Geriatric Center, the nonprofit group that operates the NORC program in her building.
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They make up more than 50 percent of geriatric medicine doctors, almost half of nephrologists (or kidney doctors), nearly 40 percent of internal medicine doctors, and nearly a quarter of family medicine physicians, according to data from the Association of American Medical Colleges.
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And while her niece had worn a mask on her flight — she is a geriatric nurse practitioner and did not want to transmit anything to the older adults she works with — she had been unaware of the shutdown until her mother called from the cab.
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My reporting for The New York Times Magazine on the rise and fall of Leo Sharp, the day-lily farmer turned geriatric drug mule, took me to packed courtrooms, seedy stash houses, an abandoned day-lily farm and the cluttered office of overworked federal investigators.
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The woman, who was 84 when she first came to the geriatric clinic at the University of California, San Francisco, had been coping with the disease for decades, following a complex regimen of frequent finger sticks and daily injections involving two types of insulin.
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After clashing with a colleague at Duke, he left in 1991 to become clinical director of a geriatric hospital outside Durham, N.C. "That was considered a real step down, in our world," said Barbara J. Burns, a Duke psychiatry professor whom Dr. Carroll had hired.
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A candidacy that is based on hiding the candidate as much as possible does not seem destined for success, even if his opponent is also a babbling geriatric—which won't stop Trump's campaign from endlessly highlighting Biden's loose grasp of the concept of a sentence.
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"We also found that men had greater improvements than women in their gait, balance and muscle strength, in response to the physical activity program," said lead author Dr. Thomas Gill, a professor of geriatric medicine at Yale School of Medicine in New Haven, Connecticut.
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Declining levels of the sex hormones estrogen and testosterone, which typically start around the early 50s for women, with the onset of menopause, and somewhat later for men, compound the effect, said Dr. Munshi, who also directs the Joslin Diabetes Center's geriatric diabetes programs.
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"Frailty and cognitive impairment are geriatric syndromes, whereas age is merely a reflection of how long someone has been alive," said lead study author Dr. Jennifer Watt, a geriatrician at the University of Toronto and the Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute of St. Michael's Hospital.
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I imagined that any woman would have been thrilled to see a tiny penis peeking out from below my pasty, middle-aged paunch like the head of a geriatric albino turtle moments from death, and of course now I realize my behavior was wrong.
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BOSTON – Geriatric ex-New England mobsters, Stephen "The Rifleman" Flemmi and Francis "Cadillac Frank" Salemme, were reunited in court Wednesday when Flemmi took the stand against his old friend and partner in crime who&aposs on trial for the killing of a nightclub owner in 1993.
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"Natural Blues" absorbs this sentimentality, sampling folk singer Vera Hall's soulful yet sorrow-filled "Trouble So Hard," and one of its two music videos stars a geriatric Moby looking back at his life before letting an angel of death (played by Christina Ricci) carry him away.
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"There has to be a diagnosis for every drug prescribed, and that diagnosis has to be real ... it cannot be simply made up by a doctor," said Kathryn Locatell, a geriatric physician who helps the California Department of Justice investigate cases of elder abuse in nursing homes.
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Partly because I felt the need to explain my pallid geriatric appearance, and partly because I didn't want to be the only one (literally) carrying around this news, this bold-fonted all-caps headline being waved about by a tiny newscap'd British boy in my womb.
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"The thing that's really striking is that this is in 45-year-old people, not the geriatric patients who are usually assessed with such measures," said lead researcher Line J.H. Rasmussen, a post-doctoral researcher in the Duke University department of psychology and neuroscience,in a release.
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A geriatric psychiatrist hired by Mr. Redstone stated in a report released last week that he retained "legal mental capacity" to make the business decisions he did, and that they "reflect his own authentic wishes and preferences," based on two exams in the last two weeks.
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But while these actors' geriatric get-ups are as blatantly fake as the old-age makeup in a grade school production of "Arsenic and Old Lace," Gil and George (if I may be so familiar) possess an insistent, overbearing reality that turns their creators into shadows.
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Older single and childless people are at higher risk than those with children for facing medical problems, cognitive decline and premature death, according to a 2016 study led by Dr. Maria Torroella Carney, chief of geriatric and palliative medicine at the Northwell Health system on Long Island.
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Published in the American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry, the paper reviewed 32 qualitative and quantitative English-language studies that addressed various preferences for how to die, according to three groups of what the researchers called "stakeholders": patients, family members (before or during bereavement), and health care providers.
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She is a daughter of Gwen R. Lichtman and Dr. Stuart M. Lichtman of Melville, N.Y. The bride's father is a medical oncologist at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and has served as a board member and president of the International Society of Geriatric Oncology.
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Tip "I don't think anyone's ever won an argument with a person with Alzheimer's," says Ruth Drew, who worked as a counselor in a hospital's geriatric psychiatric ward before becoming a director with the Alzheimer's Association, where she oversees the 24-hour 1-800 help line.
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"The most likely reason that age was not an independent predictor of complications is that other geriatric syndromes, such as frailty, cognitive impairment and functional decline, are more representative of a patient's surgical risk than chronological age," Seib, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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The analysis also can't answer some key questions for patients: what exact exercises to do, and how often and how intensely they need to work out for the best results, said Dr. Sharon Straus, director of geriatric medicine at the University of Toronto, who wasn't involved in the review.
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While the average woman gets engaged at 28, her engagement to Mark Darcy came at 32 and her first pregnancy took place much later (Emma Thompson, who is brilliant as the gynaecologist in "Bridget Jones's Baby", repeatedly refers to her as a "geriatric mother", much to Bridget's horror).
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We talked about everything from our childhood pets (her rats, Mr. Peepers and Tefnut, and my dog, Inky) to my fanciful dream of one day running a retirement home for animals: geriatric cows and octogenarian pigs happily living out their golden years with nothing whatsoever expected from them.
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During rehearsals, in a studio not far from Union Square, Nelson mostly sat quietly, observing the action, passing notes to Hughes, and occasionally moonlighting as a part-time production photographer—shooting with a geriatric Nikon he found thirty years ago in a pawnshop in Tulsa, where he grew up.
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Streaming on: Amazon Prime, HBO Go Adapted from the British series of the same name, Getting On is a workplace comedy set in a not-so-typical workplace, at least as far as most TV series are concerned: the geriatric ward of an underfunded hospital in Southern California.
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"When I've tried prescription management apps and entered multiple medications, I've found them to be quite a hassle," said Dr. Leslie Kernisan, a 40-year-old geriatrician in San Francisco who writes about geriatrics and technology on her blog, GeriTech: In Search of Technology That Improves Geriatric Care.
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"Maybe it's my age (35 — considered a geriatric pregnancy 🤦🏼♀️🙄) lol … or maybe I just forgot how bad it was with Tay and Bray … but yikes it really blind sided me," wrote Christina, referencing her son Brayden James, 3½, and daughter Taylor Reese, 8, with ex-husband Tarek El Moussa.
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To ensure America can continue to secure peace through strength, it is well past time to rebuild America's airpower advantage – to recapitalize what has become a geriatric U.S. Air Force – and to do it quickly, because North Korea is just one of many high-intensity challenges that are facing us.
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"Available data indicates that mTOR antagonists are just as safe in geriatric persons as in transplant patients, thus mTOR antagonists are the leading candidates to be 'anti-aging pills,'" Dean Kellogg Jr., a longevity researcher at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, told Gizmodo via email.
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Common Sense With its movie studio, broadcast television network and theme parks, Comcast-owned NBCUniversal sits squarely in the geriatric old-media camp of Disney, Viacom, CBS, 251st Century Fox and Time Warner, all of which are struggling to varying degrees with the digital revolution and innovative upstarts like Netflix.
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What Bickmore and Paasche-Orlow expect is that geriatric patients going through palliative care near the end of their lives will get use out of a tablet-based chatbot, and that having such a service available to hospitals and clinics will be valuable to patients long before they're in hospice care.
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At any given moment, someone there might be suturing a laceration, lancing an abscess, aspirating a gouty joint, biopsying a suspicious skin lesion, managing a bipolar-disorder crisis, assessing a geriatric patient who had taken a fall, placing an intrauterine contraceptive device, or stabilizing a patient who'd had an asthma attack.
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What was once an absolute monarchy where the invariably geriatric monarch ruled in consultation with other members of the massive royal family, as well as with the Wahhabi religious establishment, is now a secularizing dictatorship ruled by a young prince who brooks no dissent or even any other power source.
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"Although exercise is pro-inflammatory while you're doing it, during the rest of the time it leaves you better off by reducing inflammation, and after all you live most of your life not exercising," Stephen Kritchevsky, professor of gerontology and geriatric medicine at Wake Forest School of Medicine, told me.
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Viacom cut Redstone's pay 85 percent to $2 million last year, the company said in a securities filing on Friday, citing "reduced responsibilities," Geriatric psychiatrist Stephen Read will conduct the court-ordered mental examination within the next 10 days, said Pierce O'Donnell, an attorney for Redstone's former girlfriend Manuela Herzer.
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Brent P. Forester, chief of the division of geriatric psychiatry at McLean Hospital in Massachusetts who was not involved in the research on the programs, said the approaches were promising and could fulfill a crucial need since current treatments for depression generally don't work well in people with cognitive impairments.
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"At 48 years of age Mac was a geriatric elephant and she had several medical conditions that are common in older elephants that we had been dealing with over the last several years," Dr. Julie Barnes, the zoo's director of animal care and health explained in a video on YouTube.
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This is a huge threat because I have had a hysterectomy at this point, and a loss of hormone therapy will mean that I no longer have any hormones in my body and I will fall into fatigue, depression, and brittle bone issues on-par with those of a geriatric patient.
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However, in another study of adults 50 and older, published earlier this year in the International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry, Dr. Donovan and co-authors reported that loneliness was linked to worsening cognitive function over a 12-year period, whereas initially poor cognitive function did not lead to increased loneliness.
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In a town built on an ephemeral entertainment industry and inhabited by a transient crowd of models/actors/whatevers, there's something deeply satisfying about a restaurant with a sense of history, a crowd of geriatric regulars, and a maître d' who knows your name (and is always glad you came, etc. etc).
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But director Liza Johnson (Hateship Loveship) and the screenwriting team (Hanala Sagal, Joey Sagal, and Cary Elwes) recognize that what they're doing is only a few steps off from Bubba Ho-Tep, Don Coscarelli's horror-comedy about a geriatric Elvis fighting a mummy with a friend who claims to be a reincarnated JFK.
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It kicks off on Saturday with old rivals Andrey Koreshkov and Douglas Lima meeting for a rubber match and—while the fight has been completely relegated from the poster in favor of the geriatric fourth meeting between Wanderlei Silva and Quinton Jackson—this is a bout brimming with what ifs and repercussions.
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That's because nothing in the carmaker's history would suggest it could go from making woefully outdated, quasi-luxury geriatric land-barges into producing a rear-wheel drive sports sedan capable of stepping into the realm of BMW's M division or Mercedes' AMG — all in the span of a single car's development cycle.
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Like a geriatric Alex from A Clockwork Orange or some Bob Dylan character sprung to life, an 80-year-old woman from South Carolina was busted by TSA at Myrtle Beach International Airport on Thursday for trying to take a cane with a hidden sword onto her flight, local NBC affiliate WYFF reports.
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"How we talk to them, how we care for them, their outcomes — there's a lot of opportunity to do better" for older surgical patients, said Dr. Ko. Hence, the college's new geriatric surgery verification program, to be unveiled next month at a conference in Washington, D.C., after four years of planning and research.
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"What makes Vaudeville Visits work is that the program uses humor from the past, something the patients are familiar with," said Dr. Theresa M. Redling, medical director of the Center for Geriatric Disease and Health Management at Saint Barnabas Medical Center and clinical assistant professor of medicine at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School.
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"What I'm seeing in my clinic are a lot of older adults who are very curious about cannabis to treat this or that chronic disease and symptoms," said Dr. Benjamin Han, an assistant professor of geriatric medicine and palliative care at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, another co-author of the paper.
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Cut off from her family's money and installed as a live-in librarian at a fusty Manhattan arts club redolent of its geriatric members' "hoarding and missed doses of Thorazine," Ava (who writes with a quill pen and quaffs absinthe frappés) aspires to compose ornate opuses with brooding characters named Agustin and Anastasia.
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In a kind of Geriatric El Classico between Barcelona Legends and Real Madrid Legends today—the only kind of game that Ronaldinho can be found playing in these days—Ronaldinho was nearly a quarter-field length away from his former teammate Ludovic Guily, when he had the vision to go for a no-look pass.
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Whether you call them useless inventions, lazy products, or pointless gadgets, says Greg Hartley, a faculty member at the University of Miami's physical therapy department and president of the Academy of Geriatric Physical Therapy, a component of the American Physical Therapy Association, these tools can enable people to lead their lives on their own.
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In his second-to-last documentary, Albert Maysles follows Ms. Apfel, now 94 and a self-described "geriatric starlet," as she shows off her Park Avenue and Palm Beach homes, or rifles through her closets and demonstrates how she puts together her outfits, the subject of a 2005 exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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When Ms. Nottage learned that a production of "Ruined" in Florida was going to be, well, ruined — "The director felt the play was too long for a geriatric audience so they were cutting it down" — she issued an edict, saying in essence, if they wanted a shorter play they should choose a shorter play.
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Here are some of the lawsuit's best moments: "Defendants continued their ruthless character assassination and attack on Plaintiffs' business reputations by describing Mr. Murray as someone who 'looks like a geriatric Dr. Evil' and arranging for a staff member to dress up in a squirrel costume and deliver the message 'Eat Shit, Bob!" to Mr. Murray.
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While my mother-in-law whisked family members off to the hospital, two pregnant guests almost landed in the ICU due to fluid loss, and my husband's geriatric great grandmother unwittingly attempted, through acute diarrhea, to break her childhood record of number of "total diapers used in one day," I was busy scooping people's shit into Tupperware.
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"; "The Beekeeper's Bible: Bees, Honey, Recipes and Other Home Uses," by Richard Jones and Sharon Sweeney-Lynch; Robert J. Gordon's "The Rise and Fall of American Growth: The U.S. Standard of Living Since the Civil War"; "The Government Inspector," by Nikolai Gogol; and, hot off the presses, Iris Apfel's "Accidental Icon: Musings of a Geriatric Starlet.
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London stopped being that place a long time ago, and it will take a movement of the heavens and the earth to bring it back in the face of geriatric councillors, property developers, and a Met Police and government that would rather close down a business than look in the mirror and change the way they do their jobs.
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The entire plot is held together by the string-thin amniocentesis needle that could determine the child's paternity but which Bridget refuses to have inserted into her for fear of a small risk of a miscarriage (though her gynecologist recommended the amniocentesis procedure in the first place because of the larger risks of a "geriatric" pregnancy).
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Dorothy's ornery disposition and deadpan humor never gets old; Blanche's sexual escapades are thrilling to witness; Rose's ridiculous stories about her hometown, St. Olaf, are always confounding and hilarious; and Sophia, the oldest of the iconic geriatric crew, delivers sharp-tongued critiques of all of ladies in a way that's always surprising coming from such a tiny person.
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Inside the List She has four Cavalier King Charles spaniels, a cranky cat, 17 elderly chickens ("everything on my farm is geriatric, including me"), three horses and a 33-year-old pony, but Lisa Scottoline still manages to write three books a year: one series novel, one stand-alone thriller and one nonfiction collection with her daughter, Francesca Serritella.
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The couple's main goal, though, is to educate their customers about the health and wellness properties of edible flowers: "We want to create what we call a new flower movement," Alessandra said, citing a study she read that observed how patients in geriatric and pediatric hospital wards had shorter stays, on average, when someone placed flowers in their room.
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"This suggests that comprehensive nursing care plays an important role in reducing some of the excess risk patients with dementia face when undergoing surgery, and that better education helps nurses manage the higher complexity of this patient population," said lead study author Elizabeth White, a geriatric nurse practitioner and researcher at the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing in Philadelphia.
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Albany, NY, July 11, 5523 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- A new study by Transparency Market Research (TMR), titled "Home Healthcare Software - Product & Service Market - Global Industry Analysis, Market Size, Share, Trends, Analysis, Growth and Forecast 2016 - 2024," states that the rapid growth in the geriatric population across the world is the key driving force behind the rise of the worldwide home healthcare software market.
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Older adults are uniquely vulnerable to the health effects of binge drinking, because excessive alcohol consumption can have dangerous interactions with medications and worsen symptoms of health problems like heart disease, diabetes, and high blood pressure, said Dr. Benjamin Han, an assistant professor of geriatric medicine and palliative care at New York University School of Medicine and lead author of the study.
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But the risk remains that tax reform could end up being a policy version of a Rolling Stones concert — a parade of geriatric hits — complete with calls to reduce the number of tax brackets (an issue not on the lips of most voters) and eliminate the estate tax (which is currently felt only by those who leave over $5 million to their heirs).
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FT. $1.89 million approximate annual rent Hutchinson Metro Center1200 Waters Place (off Marconi Street), Pelham Bay, Bronx The New Jewish Home, a nonprofit geriatric health and rehabilitation system, has taken a 20-year lease for 49,739 square feet on the first and second floors of this 2005 three-story mixed-use office building, part of the 1.4 million-square-foot Hutchinson Metro Center.
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Complications in the study were more likely at non-teaching hospitals and facilities that did fewer cancer surgeries, a factor that patients should also consider when they have a choice about where to go for surgery, noted Dr. Kwok-Leung Cheung, a researcher at the University of Nottingham in the U.K. and member of the surgical task force for the International Society of Geriatric Oncology.
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The first book I read was "The End of Old Age" by Dr. Marc E. Agronin, a geriatric psychiatrist at the Miami Jewish Home whose decades of caring for the aged have taught him that it is possible to maintain purpose and meaning in life even in the face of significant disease and disability, impaired mental and physical functioning and limited participation in activities.
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Today, we chat with a physician from Ann Arbor, MI. Previously, we spoke to a recruiter from San Francisco, CA, and a nurse practitioner from Los Angeles, CA. Job: Physician (Geriatric Hospitalist)Age: 34Location: Ann Arbor, MIDegree: Bachelor's in political science and biology, Doctor of Medicine (MD), Master of Public Policy (MPP)First Salary: $36,000Current Salary: $200,1003 As a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up?
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"As our life expectancy increases, the number of injured elderly follows that line exactly, and geriatric trauma is taking over trauma centers," said Dr. Rosemary Kozar of the University of Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore, who also wasn't involved in the study "We have to realize that people are living longer, they're going to fall and they're going to get injured," Kozar said in a telephone interview.
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Since last August, when the process started, Ms. Funke has been billed $16,800 by her court-appointed lawyer; $3,1503 by a court evaluator, who deemed her in need of guardianship; $5,000 by her first temporary guardian, Mr. Perez, whose original request for $13,281 was slashed by the judge; at least $230,2250 by her current guardian, who took over last November; plus money for a geriatric care manager and home attendants, whom Ms. Funke resents.
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But the other major Western political upheaval of 2016—the one spearheaded by a geriatric Jewish socialist named Bernie Sanders—shows that we'll come out in droves for anyone who will listen to us, for anyone willing and able to give voice to the demand that our lives don't have to get worse forever just so some monsters with suits and stock options can get rich off our labor while cities sink into the sea.
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