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    The Effects of an Exercise and Lifestyle Intervention Program on Cardiovascular, Metabolic Factors and Cognitive Performance in Middle-Aged Adults with Type II Diabetes: A Pilot Study

    The Effects of an Exercise and Lifestyle Intervention Program on Cardiovascular, Metabolic Factors and Cognitive Performance in Middle-Aged Adults with Type II Diabetes: A Pilot St... by Fiocco, Alexandra Jasmine, PhD, Scarcello, Sabrina, BA, Marzolini, Susan, PhD, Chan, Alan, PhD, CPsych, Oh, Paul, MD, Proulx, Guy, PhD, Greenwood, Carol, PhD

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    Changes in Type of Foodservice and Dining Room Environment Preferentially Benefit Institutionalized Seniors with Low Body Mass Indexes

    Changes in Type of Foodservice and Dining Room Environment Preferentially Benefit Institutionalized Seniors with Low Body Mass Indexes by Desai, Jyotika, RD, Winter, Aaron, Young, Karen W.H., PhD, Greenwood, Carol E., PhD

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    Real-world outcome from ST elevation myocardial infarction in the very elderly before and after the introduction of a 24/7 primary percutaneous coronary intervention service

    Real-world outcome from ST elevation myocardial infarction in the very elderly before and after the introduction of a 24/7 primary percutaneous coronary intervention service by Shelton, Rhidian J., MD, Crean, Andrew M., MD, Somers, Kathryn, RGN, Priestley, Claire, BSc, Hague, Carol, BSc, Blaxill, Jonathan M., MD, Wheatcroft, Stephen B., PhD, McLenachan, James M., MD, Greenwood, John P., PhD, Blackman, Daniel J., MD

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    Energy-Containing Nutritional Supplements Can Affect Usual Energy Intake Postsupplementation in Institutionalized Seniors with Probable Alzheimer's Disease

    Energy-Containing Nutritional Supplements Can Affect Usual Energy Intake Postsupplementation in Institutionalized Seniors with Probable Alzheimer's Disease by Parrott, Matthew D., Young, Karen W. H., Greenwood, Carol E.

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