Age and sex differences in associations between self-reported health, physical function, mental function and mortality

Keyphrases

• Activities of Daily Living 66%
• Age Differences 100%
• Age-stratified 66%
• Aging Biomarkers 33%
• Aging Studies 33%
• Community-dwelling 33%
• Comorbidity 33%
• Confounding Factors 33%
• Depressive Symptoms 66%
• Education Level 33%
• Elderly Subjects 33%
• Functional Health 33%
• Functional Performance 33%
• Functions Activities 33%
• Group-based 33%
• Health Performance 33%
• High Risk 66%
• Instrumental Activities of Daily Living 66%
• Living Arrangements 33%
• Long-term Mortality 33%
• Mental Functions 100%
• Middle-aged 33%
• Middle-aged Adults 66%
• Mortality Risk 33%
• Multivariate Logistic Regression Model 33%
• Nationally Representative Sample 33%
• Older Men 33%
• Older Women 66%
• Physical Activity 66%
• Physical Function 100%
• Physical Health 33%
• Population-based Cohort Study 33%
• Self-rated Health 33%
• Self-reported Disability 33%
• Self-reported Health 100%
• Self-reported Health Status 33%
• Sex Differences 100%
• Sex-stratified 66%
• Social Environment 33%
• Socioeconomic Status 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Activities of Daily Living 100%
• Age Difference 100%
• Biological Marker 33%
• Cohort Analysis 33%
• Depression 66%
• Health Status 33%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 33%
• Mental Function 100%
• Middle Age 66%
• Multiple Chronic Conditions 33%
• Physical Activity 100%
• Self Rated Health 33%
• Sex Difference 100%
• Socioeconomic Status 33%
• Study Participant 33%

Psychology

• Depression 66%
• Physical Activity 100%
• Regression Model 33%
• Self-Rated Health 33%
• Sex Differences 100%
• Social Environment 33%