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NYU Langone - Paper Abstract
NYU Langone - Paper Abstract
NYU Langone - Paper Abstract
D242 Student Presentation of age, cognitively intact, and enrolled in an EnhanceFitness class at
The Role of Affibody in Aged Mouse Model of Alzheimer’s 3 community centers in Los Angeles, California. Using univariate and
Disease multivariate analyses, we examined the relationship between lower
J. H. Greenberg, 1 H. Lindberg,4 J. Orozco,1 B. Vama, 1 body strength, as measured by 30-second chair stands, and social
H. Habbat,1 J. Loflom, 4 S. Stahl,4 O. Mejouate, 1 T. Wisniewski, 1,2 isolation as measured by the Duke Social Support Index (DSSI) as
A. Boutajangout. 1,3 1. Cognitive Neurology, New York University, well as loneliness as measured by the UCLA 3-Item o S t eLoneliness
r b S t r Scale ActS
New York, NY; 2. Department of Neurology, NYU Langone Health, (UCLA 3-I LS).
New York, NY; 3. Department of Physiology & Neuroscience, NYU Results: Participants had an average age of 76 ± 8 years, 91%
Langone Health, New York, NY; 4. Department of Protein science, were female, 86% were African-American, 40% P were widowed, A and
KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden. 78% self-reported their health status as excellent/very good/good. Per
Background: Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is a progressive neuro- neuro- normative data, 43% performed below average on chair stands. After
degenerative disease 1
that currently4
accounts 1
for over 170% of cases of adjusting for covariates, chair stands were not associated with DSSI
dementia in1 adults over4 65 worldwide, 4
and is the 1
only cause of 1,2 death total score and UCLA 3-I LS scores.
of age, cognitively In intact,
olderand enrolled in an EnhanceFitness classandat
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