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Nun Study
Acronym:
NUN
Start Year:
1991
End Year:
SUMMARY
Study Summary:
NunStudy
Additional Comments:
Study of aging and Alzheimer's disease. Participants consist of members of the School Sisters of Notre Dame religious congregation.
STUDY DESIGN
Country:
USA
Physiological Measures
Psychological Measures
Sample Size:
678
Functional Health
Cognitive Abilities
Age Group:
75+
Lifestyle: Physical Activity
Social and Demographic Measures
Gender:
Women
Lifestyle: Nutrition
Health Services Utilization
# Cohorts:
Lifestyle: Other
Total Waves:
Minorities
Link w/ Data:
Convent & medical records
CONTACTS
Contact Information:
Dr. David Snowdon, Principal Investigator; Gari-Anne Patzwald, Research Associate; and Sandra P. Raybourne, Project Manager
David A. Snowdon, Ph.D. Director, The Nun Study University of Kentucky Sanders-Brown Center on Aging 320 Health Sciences Building
900 S. Limestone St. Lexington, KY 40536-0200
Phone #:
(859)-257-3921 Fax: (859)-257-1104
E-mail 1:
snowdon@uky.edu
E-mail 2:
Gpatzwald@nunstudy.mi8.com
E-mail 3:
sraybourne@nunstudy.mi8.com
Web Page(s):
Web 1:
http://www.nunstudy.org
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