Oxidative Damage and Platelet Activation as New Predictors of Mobility Disability and Mortality in Elders
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Summary
This hypothesis is based on the following observations: oxidative damage is associated with diseases and clinical conditions potentially leading to disability and mortality, and a vicious cycle involving oxidative damage, platelet activation, and inflammation has been demonstrated in several metabolic disorders potentially leading to mobility disability.
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- article
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- 2006-03-01
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- 35
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Keywords
Business, Computer science
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