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1. Association of decreased frequency of conversation with depression, oral function and eating alone: A cross‐sectional study of older adults during the COVID‐19 pandemic

2. Periodontal status is associated with oral function in community‐dwelling older adults, independent of dentition status

3. Older adults' preferences for and actual situations of artificial hydration and nutrition in end‐of‐life care: An 11‐year follow‐up study in a care home

4. A population‐based cross‐sectional study of the association between periodontitis and arterial stiffness among the older Japanese population

5. Combined effect of poor appetite and low masticatory function on sarcopenia in community‐dwelling Japanese adults aged ≥ 75 years: A 3‐year cohort study

7. Periodontitis, periodontal inflammation, and mild cognitive impairment: A 5‐year cohort study

8. Association between objectively measured chewing ability and frailty: A cross-sectional study in central Thailand

12. Health and happiness among community-dwelling older adults in Domkhar valley, Ladakh, India

13. J-Curve Association Between Glucose Intolerance and Hemoglobin and Ferritin Levels at High Altitude

14. Oral health status in relation to cognitive function among older Japanese

15. Predictors of difficulty in carrying out basic activities of daily living among the old‐old: A 2‐year community‐based cohort study

16. Effect of Early Diagnosis and Lifestyle Modification on Depressive Symptoms in Community-Dwelling Elderly Adults with Glucose Intolerance: 5-Year Longitudinal Study

17. Effect of Early Diagnosis and Lifestyle Modification on Functional Activities in Community-Dwelling Elderly Adults with Glucose Intolerance: 5-Year Longitudinal Study

19. Relationships between each category of 25-item frailty risk assessment (Kihon Checklist) and newly certified older adults under Long-Term Care Insurance: A 24-month follow-up study in a rural community in Japan

20. Ipsative imputation for a 15‐item Geriatric Depression Scale in community‐dwelling elderly people

23. Positive affect as a predictor of lower risk of functional decline in community-dwelling elderly in Japan

24. Evaluation of chewing ability and its relationship with activities of daily living, depression, cognitive status and food intake in the community‐dwelling elderly

25. Importance of cognitive assessment as part of the “Kihon Checklist” developed by the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare for prediction of frailty at a 2-year follow up

26. J-curve association between economic status and diabetes independent of functional disability in Japanese elderly

29. Activities of Daily Living Rather Than Depressive Symptoms Increase the Risk of Mortality in Japanese Community-Dwelling Elderly People: A 4-Year Longitudinal Survey

31. Fall Risk Index predicts functional decline regardless of fall experiences among community‐dwelling elderly

33. Strong Association Between Polycythemia and Glucose Intolerance in Older Adults Living at High Altitudes in the Andes

34. Self‐rated happiness is associated with functional ability, mood, quality of life and income, but not with medical condition in community‐dwelling elderly in Japan

35. “FIELD MEDICINE” FOR RECONSIDERING “OPTIMAL AGING”

36. The effects of socioeconomic globalization on health and aging in highlanders compared to lowlanders in Yunnan, China, and Kochi, Japan

37. DIABETES MELLITUS AND HYPERTENSION IN ELDERLY HIGHLANDERS IN ASIA

38. STRONG ASSOCIATION BETWEEN POLYCYTHEMIA AND GLUCOSE INTOLERANCE IN ELDERLY HIGH‐ALTITUDE DWELLERS IN ASIA

39. SELF-RATED HEALTH AND COMPREHENSIVE GERIATRIC FUNCTIONS IN COMMUNITY-LIVING OLDER ADULTS IN JAPAN

40. TWENTY‐ONE‐ITEM FALL RISK INDEX PREDICTS FALLS IN ELDERLY COMMUNITY‐DWELLING JAPANESE

41. Comprehensive geriatric assessment of elderly highlanders in Qinghai, China I: Activities of daily living, quality of life and metabolic syndrome

42. Comprehensive geriatric assessment of elderly highlanders in Qinghai, China, III: Oxidative stress and aging in Tibetan and Han elderly highlanders

43. Comprehensive geriatric assessment of elderly highlanders in Qinghai, China II: The association of polycythemia with lifestyle‐related diseases among the three ethnicities

44. Comprehensive geriatric assessment of elderly highlanders in Qinghai, China IV: Comparison of food diversity and its relation to health of Han and Tibetan elderly

45. Changing attitudes of elderly japanese toward disease

46. COMMUNITY‐DWELLING ELDERLY JAPANESE PEOPLE WITH HOBBIES ARE HEALTHIER THAN THOSE LACKING HOBBIES

47. AGE AND SEX SIGNIFICANTLY INFLUENCE FALL RISK IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING ELDERLY PEOPLE IN JAPAN

48. FOOD DIVERSITY IS CLOSELY ASSOCIATED WITH ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING, DEPRESSION, AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING ELDERLY PEOPLE

49. Community‐dwelling elderly with chewing difficulties are more disabled, depressed and have lower quality of life scores

50. HEALTH-RELATED DIFFERENCES BETWEEN PARTICIPANTS AND NONPARTICIPANTS IN COMMUNITY-BASED GERIATRIC EXAMINATIONS

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