… b Recommend routine screening for misuse/abuse behaviors, periodic urine testing; consider
treatment agreements. Review data from prescription drug monitoring programs regularly …

… However, a factor analysis did not reveal objective and subjective dimensions of data on
disability gathered in a community study (Gurland et al., in press), even though the items …

… A discussion of these methodological problems has been more fully presented elsewhere
(Gurland, 1974), but this paper will begin with considering a few of the reasons for the difficulty …

Objective. —Several cross-sectional studies have found an association between Alzheimer's
disease (AD) and limited educational experience. It has been difficult to establish whether …

Background Oestrogen use by postmenopausal women has many health benefits, but findings
on the effect of oestrogen in Alzheimer's disease are conflicting. Oestrogen promotes the …

… However, Gurland et al 19 also observed a parallel decline in activities related to daily function
among individuals with mild and moderate dementia compared with those who remained …

… , rater A interviewed three patients with rater B as observer and rater C reinterviewing the
next day, and three patients with rater C observing and rater B as reinterviewer: 54 sets of …

Background: It remains unclear whether depression increases the risk for dementia in the
elderly. We evaluated the relationship between depressed mood at baseline and the …

Investigations of the effects of estrogen replacement on cognitive function in healthy older
women have yielded disparate results. We evaluated the relationship between a history of …

Background Rates of dementia may vary among ethnoracial groups. Any real and substantial
such difference would merit serious attention by health planners, clinicians and those …