Joint trajectories of cognition and gait speed in Mexican American and European American older adults: The San Antonio longitudinal study of aging

Keyphrases

• Older Adults 100%
• Gait Speed 100%
• San Antonio 100%
• Mexican Americans 100%
• European American 100%
• Joint Trajectory 100%
• Longitudinal Study of Ageing 100%
• Gait 83%
• Vulnerability Factors 66%
• Physical Vulnerability 66%
• Trajectory Classes 33%
• Cognitive Vulnerability 33%
• Odds Ratio 16%
• Health Outcomes 16%
• Body Mass Index 16%
• Diabetes 16%
• Aging 16%
• Mini-Mental State Examination 16%
• Mortality Prediction 16%
• Two-component Domains 16%
• Advancing Age 16%
• Female Sex 16%
• Socioeconomic Disparities 16%
• Accelerated Decline 16%
• Change Patterns 16%
• Bi-ethnic 16%
• Predictors of Disability 16%
• Objective Cognitive Decline 16%
• Latent Growth Mixture Modeling 16%
• Latent Class Trajectories 16%
• Combination Pattern 16%
• Method Design 16%

Psychology

• Body Mass Index 100%
• Mental State 100%
• Cognitive Decline 100%
• Longitudinal Analysis 100%
• Education 100%
• Mental Health 100%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Walking Speed 100%
• Longitudinal Analysis 100%
• Odds Ratio 16%
• Body Mass 16%
• Mini Mental State Examination 16%
• Prevalence 16%
• Health Outcomes 16%
• Education 16%