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Association between a four-locus gene model including <i>IL13</i>, <i>IL4</i>, <i>FCER1B</i>, and <i>ADRB2</i> and asthma outcomes. [PDF]

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Bai S, Qin L, Zhou T, Chen S, Yang F, Hua L, Bao Y.   +6 more
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Old Age: Definitions, Theory, and History of the Concept

2015
Frédéric Balard
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Old Ages in History

2021
Old ages in history is a review of how older people have been regarded throughout history, whether their roles in society have changed, how and why. We will also highlight what kind of lessons we can learn from the historical past that can be useful today, not only to understand the reality of older people, but also to perhaps improve our relationship ...
Marisa Cordella, Aldo Poiani
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Affective disorders in old age: A conceptual history

International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry, 1991
G E Berrios
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The Long History of Old Age

2007
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The Definitions of the Beginning of Old Age in History

The International Journal of Aging and Human Development, 1992
The beginning of old age has been addressed by many writers and scholars over the centuries. From ancient literature to contemporary times, most authorities have located the beginning of old age around age sixty, although some thought it started around age forty. High mortality rates had negligible effects on when old age was thought to begin.
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Towards a history of old age in Australia∗

Australian Historical Studies, 2001
This paper is offered as an addition to the small existing body of research on the history of old age in Australia. It considers the experiences of a cohort of early settlers in a Victorian country district as they grew old in their community.
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