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Findings from nurse visit data Mai Stafford, Paola Zaninotto, Cesar de Oliveira, Meena Kumari, Andrew Steptoe Department of Epidemiology & Public Health,

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1 Findings from nurse visit data Mai Stafford, Paola Zaninotto, Cesar de Oliveira, Meena Kumari, Andrew Steptoe Department of Epidemiology & Public Health, UCL

2 Outline of the presentation Changes over time in anthropometric measures Anthropometry & physical health

3 Biomarkers in studies of ageing Provide objective data about health and functioning Provide information about important health outcomes that may not have been clinically diagnosed Help our understanding of the pathways through which psychosocial and economic factors influence health and well-being. Two groups of biomarkers –i) Related to specific disease outcomes –ii) General indicators of health and risk of functional decline in older ages

4 Changes in anthropometric measures between Wave 2 and Wave 4

5 Change in mean waist circumference wave 2 to wave 4 by age group: men

6 Change in mean waist circumference wave 2 to wave 4 by age group: women

7 Change in fasting glucose wave 2 to wave 4 by age group: women

8 Anthropometry and subsequent walking speed/back pain Anthropometric measures at W0 related to walking speed and back pain at W1 W2 and W3

9 Definitions Body Mass Index (BMI) 2,593 men and 3,212 women Underweight group (<20.0 kg/m 2 ) Normal (20.0 and <25 kg/m 2 ) Overweight (25 and <30 kg/m 2 ) Obese (30 kg/ m 2 ) Waist circumference 2,273 men and 2,862 women Low risk (<94cm for men & <80cm for women) Medium risk (94cm & <102cm for men; 80cm & <88cm for women) High risk (102cm for men & 88cm for women)

10 BMI at wave 0 and subsequent walking speed

11 Waist circumference at wave 0 and subsequent walking speed

12 BMI at wave 0 and subsequent back pain

13 Waist circumference and back pain

14 What next? More detailed description of change in different socio-demographic groups Modelling trajectories of biomarkers and anthropometry from 3 occasions (waves 0, 2 and 4) Consider what influences trajectory and how diverging trajectories impact on subsequent well- being, quality of life and functioning

15 Thank you for listening m.stafford@ucl.ac.uk Other research findings at http://www.ifs.org.uk/elsa/publications.php

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