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Handedness and mortality risk in older women
James R. Cerhan
, Aaron R. Folsom
, John D. Potter
, Ronald J. Prineas
Chancellor's Office (Rochester)
Epidemiology & Community Health
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Older Women
100%
Mortality Risk
100%
Left-handed
66%
Age-adjusted
66%
Left-handedness
66%
Adjusted Hazard Ratio
66%
Women Age
66%
Right-handed
66%
Breast Cancer
33%
Iowa
33%
Health Studies
33%
Women's Health
33%
Cause-specific Mortality
33%
Cancer Disease
33%
Body Mass Index
33%
Increased Mortality
33%
Body Fat Distribution
33%
Mortality Follow-up
33%
Mean Age of Death
33%
95% Confidence Interval
33%
Circulatory Diseases
33%
Epidemies
33%
Nursing and Health Professions
Hazard Ratio
100%
Body Mass
50%
Breast Cancer
50%
Malignant Neoplasm
50%
Confidence Interval
50%
Body Fat Distribution
50%
Diseases
50%
Education
50%
Medicine and Dentistry
Left Handedness
100%
Hazard Ratio
50%
Malignant Neoplasm
25%
Breast Cancer
25%
Body Mass Index
25%
Body Fat Distribution
25%
Diseases
25%
Womens Health
25%
Specific Mortality
25%
Education
25%
Psychology
Mortality Risk
100%
Hazard Ratio
66%
Body Mass Index
33%
Breast Cancer
33%
Body Fat Distribution
33%
Education
33%