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Current search: 'Geoff Der'

  1. Grip strength across the life course: normative data from twelve British studies

    Richard M. Dodds, Holly E. Syddall, Rachel Cooper, et al.

    1. Medicine
    2. Health
    3. Life Course Analysis
    4. Biology

  2. Low forced expiratory volume is associated with blunted cardiac reactions to acute psychological stress in a community sample of middle-aged men and women

    Douglas Carroll, Anna C. Phillips, Geoff Der, et al.

  3. Is socioeconomic status associated with biological aging as measured by telomere length?

    Tony Robertson, G. David Batty, Geoff Der, et al.

    1. Social Groups
    2. Health

  4. Do symptoms of depression predict telomere length? Evidence from the West of Scotland Twenty-07 Study

    Anna C. Phillips, Tony Robertson, Douglas Carroll, et al.

    1. Health
    2. Caregiving

  5. Is socioeconomic status associated with biological aging, as measured by telomere length?

    Tony Robertson, G. David Batty, Geoff Der, et al.

    1. Social Groups
    2. Health

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