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Monday July 6th

08:00 - 09:30

Oral Communications

OB6 003 Alzheimer
Amphitheatre Bleu
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB6 003-1 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ORTHOSTATIC HYPOTENSION AND COGNITIVE DECLINE IN ELDERLY
S. MEHRABIAN*, E. DURON, D. DUBAIL, F. ROLLOT, L. TRAYKOV, O. HANON (Sofia, Bulgaria)
8:15      OB6 003-2 INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR AND COGNITIVE AND NEUROIMAGING MARKERS OF BRAIN DAMAGE IN HYPERTENSIVE ELDERLY SS.
A. ANNAPINA*, C. BENDINI, F. NEVIANI, L. BERGAMINI, B. MANNI, T. TRENTI, A. PELOSI, R. ROVATI, M. NERI (Modena, Italy)
8:30      OB6 003-3 ADHERENCE TO THE MEDITERRANEAN DIET AND COGNITIVE DECLINE IN FRANCE
C. FEART*, C. SAMIERI, V. RONDEAU, H. AMIEVA, F. PORTET, J. DARTIGUES, N. SCARMEAS, P. BARBERGER-GATEAU (BORDEAUX, France)
8:45      OB6 003-4 COGNITIVE FUNCTION AND RISKS OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND HYPOGLYCAEMIA IN PEOPLE WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES IN ADVANCE
B. DE GALAN*, C. ANDERSON, S. ZOUNGAS, C. DUFOUIL, F. TRAVERT, S. HELLER, A. PATEL, D. GROBBEE, L. LISHENG, B. NEAL, M. WOODWARD (Camperdown, Sydney , Australia)
9:00      OB6 003-5 EFFECTS OF ANTIHYPERTENSIVE THERAPY ON COGNITIVE DECLINE IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE
E. DURON*, A. RIGAUD, F. LATOUR, M. SEUX, O. HANON (Paris, France)
9:15      OB6 003-6 DEVELOPMENT OF A HARMONIZED PROTOCOL FOR THE MANUAL TRACING OF THE HIPPOCAMPUS: AN EADC-ADNI JOINT EFFORT
G. FRISONI* (Brescia, Italy)

Monday July 6th

08:00 - 09:30

Oral Communications

OB6 004 Health sciences
Room 241
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB6 004-1 ERYTHROPOIETIN ASSOCIATES WITH EXCESS MORTALITY IN OLD AGE. THE LEIDEN 85-PLUS STUDY
W. DEN ELZEN*, J. WILLEMS, R. WESTENDORP, T. DE CRAEN, G. BLAUW, P. ASSENDELFT, J. GUSSEKLOO (Leiden, The Netherlands)
8:15      OB6 004-2 GLOMERULAR FILTRATION RATE ESTIMATION, NUTRITION AND INFLAMMATION IN ELDERLY ILL IN-PATIENTS
A. RAYNAUD-SIMON*, E. FABRE, J. GOLMARD, N. GOURGOUILLON, J. BEAUDEUX, V. NIVET-ANTOINE (Paris, France)
8:30      OB6 004-3 COCKCROFT-GAULT FORMULA IS BETTER THAN MDRD TO ESTIMATE RENAL FUNCTION IN OLDER HOSPITAL PATIENTS
R. PÉQUIGNOT*, J. BELMIN, S. CHAUVELIER, J. GAUBERT, C. KONRAT, E. DURON, O. HANON (Saint-Maurice, France)
8:45      OB6 004-4 GENDER DIFFERENCES IN THE CONTRIBUTION OF DISEASE RELATED DISABILITY IN LATER LIFE: EVIDENCE FROM REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE OF SOUTH KOREANS.
I. KIM*, H. CHUN (Toronto, Canada)
9:00      OB6 004-5 CONTRIBUTION OF MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN TO POSTURAL BALANCE IMPAIRMENT IN AMBULATORY COMMUNITY-DWELLING OLDER PEOPLE
K. LIHAVAINEN*, S. SIPILÄ, T. RANTANEN, S. SIHVONEN, S. HARTIKAINEN (Jyväskylä, Finland)
9:15      OB6 004-6 DEVELOPING A CURRICULUM FOR TRAINING IN GERIATRIC MEDICINE
C. TURNBULL*, P. BAKER (Wirral, Merseyside , United Kingdom)

Monday July 6th

08:00 - 09:30

Oral Communications

OB6 005 Drugs
Room 242 A
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB6 005-1 POLYPHARMACY IN SENIOR ADULT PATIENTS (PTS) WITH CANCER: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF DRUG PROBLEMS IN GERIATRIC ONCOLOGY
C. TERRET*, A. CHALADAJ, A. LABALME, J. LATOUR, J. DROZ (Lyon, France)
8:15      OB6 005-2 PREDICTING EARLY MORTALITY AMONG ELDERLY PATIENTS HOSPITALISED IN MEDICAL WARDS VIA EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: THE SAFES COHORT STUDY
M. DRAMÉ*, N. JOVENIN, C. JEANDEL, T. VOISIN, B. DE WAZIÈRES, P. COUTURIER, R. GONTHIER, F. BLANCHARD, J. NOVELLA (Reims, France)
8:30      OB6 005-3 AN ANALYSIS OF MEDICATION RELATED INCIDENTS (ERRORS OR POTENTIAL ERRORS) IN OLDER PEOPLE REPORTED FROM MENTAL HEALTH TRUSTS IN THE UK IN A SAMPLE FROM THE NPSA REPORTING AND LEARNING SYSTEM (RLS).
I. MAIDMENT*, C. FOX, M. ELSWOOD, L. MATTHEW, C. KATONA (Canterbury, United Kingdom)
8:45      OB6 005-4 FUNCTIONAL DECLINE AND DRUG BURDEN INDEX IN OLDER PEOPLE IN RESIDENTIAL AGED CARE.
N. WILSON*, S. HILMER, L. MARCH, P. SAMBROOK (Sydney, Australia)
9:00      OB6 005-5 PATTERNS OF PSYCHOTROPIC MEDICATION USE AMONG THE OLD-OLD IN ISRAEL: A COHORT COMPARISON
T. BLUMSTEIN*, E. MIZRAHI, A. CHETRIT, B. KATZMAN, Y. BENYAMINI, L. LERNER-GEVA (Tel Hashomer, Israel)
9:15      OB6 005-6 IMPACT OF A DRUG-ORIENTED, MULTIFACETED INTERVENTION ON UNPLANNED READMISSIONS AND MORTALITY IN HOSPITALIZED VERY ELDERLY: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL (OMAGE)
S. LEGRAIN*, S. LEGRAIN, F. TUBACH, D. BONNET-ZAMPONI, D. LIEBERHERR, A. LEMAIRE, E. TAILLANDIER, C. THOMAS, J. AQUINO, E. PAILLAUD, S. LACAILLE (PARIS, France)

Monday July 6th

08:00 - 09:30

Oral Communications

OD6 006 Integrated models of care / Social policy
Room 242 B
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OD6 006-1 DEVELOPING LEADERS IN GERIATRIC NURSING
M. HURLEY*, L. MARSHALL (Indianapolis, United States)
8:15      OD6 006-2 SUSTAINABLE LONG-TERM CARE: LOCAL AND GLOBAL DIMENSIONS OF THE AUSTRALIAN AGED CARE WORKFORCE
M. FINE* (Sydney, Australia)
8:30      OD6 006-3 SOCIAL INTERACTION AND MORTALITY: A EIGHT-YEAR LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF AGING IN A SMALL VILLAGE IN JAPAN
T. ANME*, R. SHINOHARA, Y. SUGISAWA, S. ITO, Y. SAWADA , M. MCCALL (Tokyo, Japan)
8:45      OD6 006-4 TRANSPLANTS AND ELDERLY – WHAT ARE WE DOING WITH THE AGED?
I. RIBEIRO SIMÕES DE CASTRO*, H. HARUMI MIYAMOTO (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
9:00      OD6 006-5 CHARACTERISTICS OF ADMINISTRATORS AND QUALITY OF CARE IN ONTARIO, CANADA LONG TERM CARE FACILITIES
S. KEAYS*, A. WISTER, G. GUTMAN (Vancouver, Canada)
9:15      OD6 006-6 CARING AS AN ACT OF RESISTANCE: MORAL AGENCY ON THE FRONT LINES OF DEMENTIA CARE
P. KONTOS*, B. POLAND, G. MITCHELL, C. COTT, K. MCGILTON (Toronto, Canada)

Monday July 6th

08:00 - 09:30

Oral Communications

OD6 007 Age discrimation
Room 243
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OD6 007-1 HAIR IN LATER LIFE: BODY IMAGE, IDENTITY, AND AGE DISCRIMINATION.
C. HOLLAND*, R. WARD (Milton Keynes, United Kingdom)
8:15      OD6 007-2 FORMS OF AGE DISCRIMINATION AND THEIR PREVALENCE IN SWITZERLAND
W. REHBERG* (Rorschach, Switzerland)
8:30      OD6 007-3 AGING AND HIV: A DOUBLE RISK FOR DISCRIMINATION
I. WALLACH* (Montréal, Canada)
8:45      OD6 007-4 FROM YOUTH-CENTRIC TO AGE-POSITIVE HRM: A COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF GERMANY AND BRITAIN
H. SCHROEDER*, M. MULLER-CAMEN, M. FLYNN (London, United Kingdom)
9:00      OD6 007-5 RECOMMENDATIONS AND BEST PRACTICES TO REDUCE DISCRIMINATION AND SOCIAL EXCLUSION OF DEPENDENT ELDERLY PEOPLE
J. GARCES*, S. CARRETERO, M. FERRANDO (Valencia, Spain)
9:15      OD6 007-6 LONELINESS AND MINORITY ELDERS LIVING IN THE UK: AN EXPLORATORY SURVEY
C. VICTOR*, W. MARTIN, V. BURHOLT (Reading, United Kingdom)

Monday July 6th

08:00 - 09:30

Oral Communications

OC6 008 BPSD – Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia
Room 251
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OC6 008-1 MEASURING QUALITY OF LIFE IN DEMENTIA – EVALUATION OF PRACTICABILITY
S. BECKER*, R. KASPAR, A. KRUSE (Heidelberg, Germany)
8:15      OC6 008-2 MUSICAL EMOTIONAL JUDGMENTS IN DEMENTIA OF THE ALZHEIMER TYPE
L. GAGNON* (Sherbrooke, Canada)
8:30      OC6 008-3 A BIOBEHAVIORAL INTERVENTION TO ADDRESS DEMENTIA-RELATED BEHAVIORAL SYMPTOMS: RESULTS OF A RANDOMIZED TRIAL
L. GITLIN*, L. WINTER, M. DENNIS, N. HODGSON (Philadelphia, United States)
8:45      OC6 008-4 DESIGNING ENABLING ENVIRONMENTS FOR PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA
H. KOTILAINEN*, P. TOPO (Helsinki, Finland)
9:00      OC6 008-5 THE EFFECT OF TIMED BLUE-GREEN LIGHT ON SLEEP-WAKE PATTERNS IN WOMEN WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE
L. NOWAK*, J. DAVIS (Brighton, United States)
9:15      OC6 008-6 STRATEGIES USED BY FAMILIES LIVING WITH DEMENTIA TO PROMOTE CONNECTIONS, IDENTITY AND ADAPTATION TO EVOLVING LIFE
H. REIMER*, H. KELLER, L. SCHINDEL MARTIN, S. DUPUIS, R. GENOE, A. WICKSON (Guelph, Canada)

Monday July 6th

08:00 - 09:30

Oral Communications

OB6 009 Falls / Frailty
Room 252 AB
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB6 009-1 THE NIJMEGEN FALLS PREVENTION PROGRAM: EFFECTIVENESS AFTER IMPLEMENTATION IN CLINICAL PRACTICE
V. WEERDESTEYN*, E. SMULDERS, H. RIJKEN, J. DUYSENS (Nijmegen, The Netherlands)
8:15      OB6 009-2 MULTIMEDIA PATIENT EDUCATION TO PREVENT IN-HOSPITAL FALLS: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL.
T. HAINES*, A. HILL, K. HILL, T. HOFFMANN, S. BRAUER, D. OLIVER, C. BEER, K. MCKENNA (Cheltenham, Australia)
8:30      OB6 009-3 EFFECT OF FALL PREVENTION GUIDELINES IN GERMAN HOSPITALS
C. HEINZE*, U. SIEGMUND, K. RAEDER, T. DASSEN (Berlin, Germany)
8:45      OB6 009-4 CROSS-NATIONAL VARIATIONS IN OBJECTIVE DISABILITY AT OLD AGE: AN ANALYSIS OF 10 EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
M. GLYMOUR* (Boston, United States)
9:00      OB6 009-5 BALANCE, WALKING SPEED, AND STRIDE LENGTH PREDICT SUBSEQUENT 8-YEAR MORTALITY INDEPENDENTLY OF CURRENT AND INTERMEDIATE EVENTS IN WOMEN AGED 75 YEARS AND OLDER
H. BLAIN*, I. CARRIERE, N. SOURIAL, C. BERARD, F. FAVIER, A. COLVEZ, H. BERGMAN (Montpellier, France)
9:15      OB6 009-6 CHAIR STANDS AS SENSIBLE PREDICTOR OF DISABILITY IN THE GENERAL POPULATION
S. BANDINELLI*, Y. MILANESCHI, C. ANNA MARIA, L. FABRIZIO, R. VAZZANA, L. FERRUCCI (Florence, Italy)

Monday July 6th

08:00 - 09:30

Oral Communications

OB6 010 Metabolic syndrome / Diabete
Room Maillot
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB6 010-1 GENERAL ADIPOSITY IS FAVORABLE FOR SURVIVAL IN OLD AGE INDEPENDENT OF THE J-SHAPED EFFECT OF ABDOMINAL ADIPOSITY
T. AUYEUNG*, J. LEE, J. LEUNG, T. KWOK, P. LEUNG, J. WOO (Hong Kong, China)
8:15      OB6 010-2 BODY MASS INDEX, WEST CIRCUMFERENCE AND BODY COMPOSITION AS PREDICTIVE FACTORS OF ALL-CAUSE MORTALITY IN THE EPIDOS COHORT
S. GERARD*, S. GRILL, L. BALARDY, A. ALBESSARD, G. ABELLAN VAN KAN, Y. ROLLAND, B. VELLAS (Toulouse, France)
8:30      OB6 010-3 ELDERLY IS ASSOCIATED WITH HIGHER PREVALENCE OF MICROALBUMINURIA IN A TAIWANESE METROPOLITAN ADULT POPULATION
C. HSIAO*, T. LI, C. LIN, C. LIU, W. LIN, C. LI, S. CHUANG (Taichung, Taiwan)
8:45      OB6 010-4 BODY MASS INDEX AND MORTALITY IN THE ELDERLY POPULATION: A PUZZLING RELATIONSHIP
Á. OTERO*, Á. OTERO , M. SÁNCHEZ-SANTOS, M. ZUNZUNEGUI, J. RIBERA (Madrid, Spain)
9:00      OB6 010-5 PILOT PROJECT FOR METABOLIC SYNDROME THERAPY IN 50-75 Y.O. PERSONS
B. LESOURD*, C. BOUCHICHE, F. DUTHEIL, D. COURTEIX (Clermont-Ferrand, France)
9:15      OB6 010-6 DIABETES SELF-MANAGEMENT PROTOCOLS AND CLINICAL OUTCOMES IN THE ELDERLY: ARE THERE ANY AGE DISPARITIES?
S. FORJUOH*, J. BOLIN, O. MARCIA, H. SONIA, H. JANET, G. MANISHA, R. ANNE, M. KENNETH (TEMPLE, United States)

Monday July 6th

08:00 - 09:30

Oral Communications

OB6 011 Cardiac Failure / Hypertension
Amphitheatre Bordeaux
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB6 011-1 PREVALENCE OF HEART FAILURE IN NURSING HOMES: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW
M. DAAMEN*, J. SCHOLS, T. JAARSMA, J. HAMERS (Maastricht, The Netherlands)
8:15      OB6 011-2 TRENDS IN HEART FAILURE DRUG THERAPY IN OLDER COMMUNITY-DWELLING HOME CARE CLIENTS IN ONTARIO CANADA
A. FOEBEL*, J. HIRDES, G. HECKMAN, E. TJAM, S. TYAS (Waterloo, Ontario, Canada)
8:30      OB6 011-3 USE OF NATRIURETIC PEPTIDES FOR DIAGNOSIS AND PROGNOSIS OF HEART FAILURE IN HOSPITALIZED DYSPNEIC ELDERLY PATIENTS.
C. JEANDEL*, G. GUILLAUMOU, R. DURANT, P. REYGROBELLET, B. CELTON (MONTPELLIER, France)
8:45      OB6 011-4 CONTEMPORARY MANAGEMENT OF OCTOGENARIANS HOSPITALISED FOR HEART FAILURE IN EUROPE: EURO HEART FAILURE SURVEY II
O. HANON*, M. KOMAJDA, M. HOCHADEL , J. LOPEZ SENDON , F. FOLLATH , P. PONIKOWSKI , V. HARJOLA , H. DREXLER , K. DICKSTEIN , L. TAVAZZI , M. NIEMINEN (Paris, France)
9:00      OB6 011-5 CROSS-SECTIONAL AND LONGITUDINAL ASSOCIATION BETWEEN HYPERTENSION AND LOWER WALKING SPEED IN ELDERLY PEOPLE
J. DUMURGIER*, A. ELBAZ, B. TAVERNIER, C. TZOURIO (PARIS, France)
9:15      OB6 011-6 WHITE COAT HYPERTENSION AND MASKED HYPERTENSION ‘S PREVALENCES IN AN ELDERLY COHORT
F. LABOUREE*, D. DUBAIL, E. DURON, F. ROLLOT, F. LATOUR, O. HANON (PARIS, France)

Monday July 6th

08:00 - 09:30

Oral Communications

OC6 012 Psychological aspects of ageing
Room 342 A
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OC6 012-1 ATTITUDES TO AGEING AND THE EXPERIENCE OF AGEISM: EXPLORING THE VIEWS OF MID-LIFE AND OLDER ADULTS
J. LYNAM*, L. JULIE, O. ANN, M. MOIRA, R. BOND (Dundalk, Ireland)
8:15      OC6 012-2 “FOREVER YOUNG”: ON THE RELATION BETWEEN SUBJECTIVE AND OBJECTIVE AGE
I. ALBERT*, D. FERRING, T. MICHELS (Walferdange, Luxembourg)
8:30      OC6 012-3 HAPPINESS AND OPTIMISM IN PORTUGUESE OLD PEOPLE
M. AZEVEDO*, C. PAÚL, Ó. RIBEIRO (Oporto, Portugal)
8:45      OC6 012-4 CHILDHOOD TRAUMA AND HEALTH IN LATER LIFE: LIFE COURSE AND STRESS PROCESS CONSIDERATIONS
L. CORNA* (Toronto, Canada)
9:00      OC6 012-5 ELDERS CAN BE TRAINED TO PROCESS FAST MOVING OBJECTS IN COMPLEX 3D SCENES AS WELL AS UNTRAINED YOUNG ADULTS
J. FAUBERT*, M. GIROUD, D. TINJUST, R. ALLARD (Montreal, Canada)
9:15      OC6 012-6 THE EFFECTS OF SOCIAL NETWORKS ON COGNITIVE DECLINE IN VERY OLD AUSTRALIANS
L. GILES*, G. GLONEK, P. EDWARDS, M. LUSZCZ (Adelaide, Australia)

Monday July 6th

08:00 - 09:30

Oral Communications

OB6 013 Long-term care
Room 342 B
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB6 013-1 EFFECTIVENESS OF ADVANCED PRACTICE NURSES IN LONG-TERM CARE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
F. DONALD*, R. MARTIN-MISENER, A. DICENSO, N. CARTER, A. WICKSON, M. LLOYD, S. KAASALAINEN, N. AKHTAR-DANESH (Toronto, ON, Canada)
8:15      OB6 013-2 HEALTH AND FUNCTIONAL STATUS AND UTILIZATION OF HEALTH SERVICES AMONG HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS AND NON-SURVIVORS
E. IECOVICH*, S. CARMEL (Beer Sheva, Israel)
8:30      OB6 013-3 FIVE YEARS OF A PARADIGM SHIFT FROM THE TRADITIONAL MODEL OF LONG-TERM CARE
D. SPRATT-CASAS* (Auckland, New Zealand)
8:45      OB6 013-4 PREVALENCE OF PERCUTANEOUS ENDOSCOPIC GASTROSTOMY IN NURSING HOME RESIDENTS – A NATIONWIDE SURVEY IN GERMANY
R. WIRTH*, J. BAUER, H. WILLSCHREI, D. VOLKERT, C. SIEBER (Borken, Germany)
9:00      OB6 013-5 PAIN AND SELF-INJURY IDEATION IN HOME CARE ELDERLY
L. LI*, Y. CONWELL (Ann Arbor, United States of America)
9:15      OB6 013-6 LIVING & DYING WELL IN NURSING CARE HOMES: INTRODUCING SYSTEMS TO ENCOURAGE PALLIATIVE CARE FOR ALL
J. HOCKLEY*, J. WATSON, S. MURRAY (London, United Kingdom)

Monday July 6th

08:00 - 09:30

Oral Communications

OC6 014 Personality and ageing / Psychogeriatrics
Room 343
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OC6 014-1 IDENTITY MANAGEMENT IN LATER LIFE AND THE SOCIAL DIVERSITY OF AGE IDENTITIES
L. AMRHEIN*, G. BACKES (Vechta, Germany)
8:15      OC6 014-2 THE IMPACT OF SEVERE MEDICAL ILLNESS ON PSYCHOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF HOME-BOUND VETERANS
G. NG* (Brooklyn, United States)
8:30      OC6 014-3 MEASURE OF VISUAL RECOGNITION OF THE FACIAL EXPRESSION OF EMOTIONS DURING THE LIFE-SPAN AND ELDERLY
P. GRANATO*, O. GODEFROY, S. VINAKAR, M. BOUCART, R. BRUYER (Valenciennes, France)
8:45      OC6 014-4 DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS AMONG COMMUNITY DWELLING ELDERLY IN JALISCO, MEXICO.
E. ARIAS MERINO *, G. ORTIZ, N. MENDOZA RUVALCABA, R. MEDA LARA, I. VELAZQUEZ BRIZUELA, A. MORALES SANCHEZ, A. PALOMERA CHÁVEZ, J. CUEVA-CONTRERAS (ZAPOPAN, Mexico)
9:00      OC6 014-5 AN 11 YEAR STUDY OF THE COVARIATION OF DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS AND COGNITION IN VERY OLD ADULTS WITHOUT DEMENTIA: THE DYNOPTA PROJECT
A. BIELAK*, K. ANSTEY (Canberra, Australia)
9:15      OC6 014-6 PSYCHOTHERAPY IN THE HOMES OF DEPRESSED OLDER VETERANS: UNIQUE OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES
C. CHEN* (New York City, United States)

Monday July 6th

08:00 - 09:30

Oral Communications

OB6 015 Frailty
Amphitheatre Havane
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB6 015-1 REDUCING ADVERSE OUTCOMES IN OLDER PEOPLE WHO FALL AND ARE NOT CONVEYED TO HOSPITAL BY THE AMBULANCE SERVICE.
J. CLOSE*, M. HALTER, H. SNOOKS, F. MOORE, S. PORSZ (Sydney, Australia)
8:15      OB6 015-2 LOW SKELETAL MUSCLE MASS (SARCOPENIA) AND PHYSICAL DISABILITY AMONG OLDER MEN: THE CHAMP STUDY
N. HAIRI*, V. NAGANATHAN (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)
8:30      OB6 015-3 GAIT VARIABILITY MAY ASSIT IN THE IDENTIFICATION OF FRAILTY
M. MONTERO ODASSO*, M. MONTERO-ODASSO, M. HALL, K. HANSEN, M. KLOSECK, M. SPEECHLEY (London, ON, Canada)
8:45      OB6 015-4 EFFECTS OF A PHYSICAL AND NUTRITIONAL INTERVENTION FOR FRAIL ELDERLY PEOPLE - A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED PILOT STUDY.
E. RYDWIK*, E. LAMMES, T. GUSTAFSSON, K. FRÄNDIN, G. AKNER (Järfälla, Sweden)
9:00      OB6 015-5 THE GRONINGEN FRAILTY INDICATOR IDENTIFIES VERY ELDERLY AT RISK FOR FUNCTIONAL DECLINE. THE LEIDEN 85-PLUS STUDY.
A. VAN HOUWELINGEN*, M. HEIJMANS, J. BLOM, N. SMIDT, W. DEN ELZEN, J. GUSSEKLOO (Leiden, The Netherlands)
9:15      OB6 015-6 DERMATOPOROSIS : A CHRONIC CUTANEOUS INSUFFICIENCY / FRAGILITY SYNDROME
J. SAURAT*, G. KAYA (GENEVA, Switzerland)

Monday July 6th

08:00 - 09:30

Oral Communications

OB6 016 Prevention
Room 351
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB6 016-1 LIVING LONG AND LIVING WELL: FINDINGS FROM THE AUSTRALIAN LONGITUDINAL STUDY ON WOMEN’S HEALTH
J. BYLES*, R. GIBSON, L. TOOTH, S. BRILLEMAN, D. SIBBRITT, A. DOBSON (New South Wales, Australia)
8:15      OB6 016-2 MAY THE ABSENCE OF SUBJECTIVE COGNITIVE COMPLAINTS AT 65 YEARS OLD PREDICT SUCCESSFUL AGEING 7 YEARS LATER? THE PROOF STUDY.
K. CASTRO-LIONARD*, C. THOMAS-ANTERION, E. CRAWFORD-ACHOUR, I. ROUCH, J. BARTHELEMY, J. KERLEROUX, B. TROMBERT-PAVIOT, F. ROCHE, R. GONTHIER (SAINT-ETIENNE, France)
8:30      OB6 016-3 CHRONIC DISEASES AND CHANGES IN DISABILITY: LEIDEN 85-PLUS STUDY
Y. DREWES*, W. DEN ELZEN, B. MIDDELKOOP, P. ASSENDELFT, J. GUSSEKLOO (Leiden, The Netherlands)
8:45      OB6 016-4 LIFESTYLE DETERMINANTS OF SUCCESSFUL AGEING; FINDINGS FROM AN AUSTRALIAN 12 YEAR PANEL STUDY
H. KENDIG*, C. BROWNING, S. THOMAS, Y. WELLS (Concord, NSW, Australia)
9:00      OB6 016-5 HEALTH RISK BEHAVIORS AS PREDICTORS OF FATAL AND NON-FATAL HEEALTH OUTCOMES: THE CASE OF OLDER AMERICANS 1994-2000
M. MOLLA* (Hyattsville, Maryland, United States of America)
9:15      OB6 016-6 CONSUMPTION OF A FERMENTED DAIRY PRODUCT CONTAINING THE PROBIOTIC LACTOBACILLUS CASEI DN-114 001 REDUCES THE DURATION OF RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS IN THE ELDERLY IN A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL
E. GUILLEMARD*, J. SCHREZENMEIR, F. TONDU, F. LACOIN (Palaiseau, France)

Monday July 6th

08:00 - 09:30

Oral Communications

OA6 017 Ways of affecting the ageing process
Room 352 AB
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OA6 017-1 EFFECTS OF DIETARY INTERVENTIONS ON THE ANTERIOR PITUITARY AND HYPOTHALAMIC TRANSCRIPTOME.
K. BÉDARD*, J. BÉDARD, G. FERLAND, P. GAUDREAU (Montreal, Canada)
8:15      OA6 017-2 ROLE OF ELASTIN AND FIBRILLIN-1 IN CELL SIGNALLING AND STRUCTURE-FUNCTION RELATIONSHIP IN AGING ARTERIES
G. FAURY*, B. MARIKO, P. MYLÈNE, J. MARIE-PAULE, D. QUAGLINO, D. LI, C. KIELTY, F. RAMIREZ, L. ROBERT, R. MECHAM, F. GILLES (Grenoble, France)
8:30      OA6 017-3 LIFESPAN EXTENSION AND MODULATION OF MITOCHONDRIAL SUPEROXIDE LEVELS IN DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER BY RHODIOLA ROSEA
M. JAFARI*, S. SCHRINER, A. ABRAHAYMYAN, A. AVANESIAN, P. NY, I. BUSSEL, M. HOLMBECK, J. FELGNER, M. GAZARIAN, S. MALER, M. JAFARI (Irvine, United States)
9:00      OA6 017-5 COGNITIVE STIMULI POSTPONE AGE-ASSOCIATED COGNITIVE DECLINE
A. STRASSER*, S. WEIS, A. MULYUKOVA, A. TICHY, H. BUBNA-LITTITZ, G. HOFECKER (Vienna, Austria)
9:15      OA6 017-6 THE GENETIC BASIS FOR HEALTHY AGING AND HUMAN LONGEVITY: ROLE OF THE FOXO3A GENE
B. WILLCOX*, T. DONLON, Q. HE, R. CHEN, J. GROVE, K. YANO, K. MASAKI, D. WILLCOX, B. RODRIGUEZ, J. CURB (Honolulu, HI, United States)

Monday July 6th

08:00 - 09:30

Oral Communications

OD6 018 Familiy and care giving
Room 353
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OD6 018-1 ATTITUDES OF FILIAL RESPONSIBILITY: ARE THEY ASSOCIATED WITH WELL-BEING AND BURDEN AMONG THREE CULTURAL GROUPS OF CAREGIVERS?
L. FUNK*, N. CHAPPELL (Victoria, British Columbia, Canada)
8:15      OD6 018-2 PARENT CARE AS UNPAID FAMILY LABOR: HOW DO SPOUSES SHARE
U. HENZ* (London, United Kingdom)
8:30      OD6 018-3 EXPLORING VARIATION IN LOCAL COMMUNITY ATTACHMENT: PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM THE BELGIAN AGING STUDY
T. BUFFEL*, D. VERTÉ, N. DE WITTE, L. DE DONDER, S. DURY (Brussels, Belgium)
8:45      OD6 018-4 PREVALENCE OF MALNUTRITION RISK IN CARE HOMES IN HAMPSHIRE
E. PARSONS*, E. PARSONS, A. CAWOOD, H. WARWICK, M. ELIA, R. STRATTON (Southampton, United Kingdom)
9:15      OD6 018-6 INCREASING NEEDS FOR JAPANESE RETIREMENT HOMES AND COMMUNITIES WITH COMPARISON TO UNITED STATES
Y. SOMEYA* (Tokyo, Japan)