Rationale, Design, and Profiles of the New Integrated Suburban Seniority Investigation (NISSIN) Project: A Study of an Age-Specific, Community-Based Cohort of Japanese Elderly
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Background: Although there have been many studies on aging in a number of developed countries, data on the effects of aging during early senescence are scarce. We designed a study to investigate an age-specific cohort in a suburban Japanese city to determine the factors that contribute to living long and well.Methods: In every year from 1996 through 2005, residents of Nissin City, Japan who were about to reach the age of 65 years participated in health check-ups and completed a baseline self-administered questionnaire that included items on demographic and lifestyle characteristics, physical function, and quality of life. When the participants reached 70 years of age, they underwent secondary health check-ups at the same site, or received home visits from public health nurses, and their health-related outcomes were noted.Results: A total of 3073 64-year-olds were enrolled in the study (response rate, 43.9%). There was considerable intersexual variation in demographic and lifestyle factors. Among men and women, 24.3% and 3.0% were current smokers, respectively, and 68.7% and 19.5% were current alcohol drinkers. Cohort members were in slightly better physical condition than the Japanese general population: they were less likely to be obese and hypertensive and more likely to have 20 teeth or more. Follow-up of the cohort is ongoing.Conclusions: We have established a unique age-specific cohort with a consecutive entry–exit system. This project should provide data on early changes in health and related factors in this new era of longevity.
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WAKAI Kenji
Department of Clinical Epidemiology, University of Occupational and Environmental Health
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ANDO Masahiko
Kyoto University Center for Student Health
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KAWAMURA Takashi
Kyoto University Center for Student Health
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Tamakoshi Akiko
Department Of Clinical Trials National Center For Geriatrics And Gerontology
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KITAMURA Tetsuhisa
Kyoto University Health Service
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Ohno Yoshiyuki
Department Of Pharmacy Kinjogakuin University
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