young-old

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young-old,

a term used to denote a person who is between 55 and 75 years of age.

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No references found			When researchers divided participants into young-old and old-old, with age 70 as the cutoff, they found the same pattern of cognitive differences between young-old and old-old in the diabetes and control groups. Adult-onset diabetes slows mental functioning; deficits appear early ... by The Journal of Employee Assistance After giving each mouse a leg injury, the researchers found that among the young-old pairs, young mice healed more slowly than did young mice that hadn't been joined and old mice showed significantly faster healing rates than old, solo mice did. Healing secret lies in blood by Science News Duane Krauss, sure of her solitude, grimaced between the kitchen alcove's cryptic lesser motifs of Elvis and Saint Jude, herself the central subject of the triptych: her young-old country cheeks and looming bust, the timely smile, gathered around a lie. In the home of my sitter by Mehigan, Joshua / New Criterion			yolk sphere yolk stalk yolk-sac tumor Yom Kippur Effect York ham Yorkshire boarding Yorkshire boot Yorkshire canary Yorkshire fog Yorkshire pig Yorkshire Ripper Yorkshire terrier You Must You Should Young young and middle adult Young forceps Young gag young offender Young prostatic retractor Young syndrome Young's experiment Young's operation Young's rule Young-Helmholtz theory of color vision young-old yoursurgery.com youth YPLL Ypres ypsilon ytterbium yttrium yttrium 90 Y ibritumomab tiuxetan Yucaipa disease Yucatan pig yucca Yucca schidigera Yuck Factor Yugoslavian hounds yuppie disease yuppie flu yusho Yusho Disease yuxingcao Yuzpe protocol Yuzpe Regimen YY syndrome Z z -score z -test			Young, Neil (Percival) Young, Neil (Percival) Young, Neil (Percival) Young, Owen D. Young, Owen D. Young, Rich, and Ready for Action Young, Robert Young, Robert Ralph Young, Stark Young, Thomas Young, Thomas Young, Thomas Young, Thomas Young, Upwardly-mobile, Cuban-American Young, Victor Young, Whitney M. Young, Whitney M., Jr. Young-at-Art Gallery young-bearing young-begetting Young-Dees-Leadbetter Young-Helmholtz laws Young-Helmholtz theory Young-Helmholtz theory Young-Helmholtz theory Young-Helmholtz theory Young-Helmholtz theory Young-Helmholtz theory of color vision Young-Jucys-Murphy young-looking young-old Young/Emerging Sound Artist youngberries youngberry Youngblood Brass Band younger younger younger younger younger younger Younger Abstention Younger Cyrus Younger Cyrus Younger Disabled Unit Younger Dryas Younger Edda Younger Edda younger generation Younger Law Alumni Committee Younger Leaders Gathering Younger Member Forum Younger Member Leadership Symposium Younger Next Year Younger Onset Disease Younger People Affected by MS Younger People in Residential Aged Care Younger Pliny Younger Pliny Younger Stone Age Younger Stone Age

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