Depression predicts increased incidence of adverse health outcomes in older Mexican Americans with type 2 diabetes

Keyphrases

• Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM) 100%
• Vascular Complications 100%
• Older Mexican Americans 100%
• Increased Incidence 100%
• Adverse Health Outcomes 100%
• Diabetes 75%
• Older Adults 50%
• Epidemiologic Studies 50%
• Hispanic 25%
• Cardiovascular Disease 25%
• Synergistic Effect 25%
• Poor Outcome 25%
• Longitudinal Data 25%
• Physiological Changes 25%
• Disease Severity 25%
• Functional Disability 25%
• Mexican Americans 25%
• Clinical Significance 25%
• Effective Treatment 25%
• Neuropathy 25%
• Nephropathy 25%
• Retinopathy 25%
• Established Population 25%
• Stroke Disease 25%
• Depressive Symptoms 25%
• Acculturation 25%
• Underlying Disease 25%
• Adverse Events 25%
• Kidney Disease 25%
• Amputation 25%
• Marital Status 25%
• Sociodemographic Characteristics 25%
• Diabetes Symptoms 25%
• Interaction Effect 25%
• Clinical Diagnostic Criteria 25%
• Disability in Activities of Daily Living 25%
• Composite International Diagnostic Interview 25%
• Medical Outcomes 25%
• Education Status 25%
• Self-care Motivation 25%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Health Outcomes 100%
• Kidney Disease 100%
• Maturity Onset Diabetes of the Young 100%
• Cardiovascular Disease 50%
• Adverse Event 50%
• Self Care 50%
• Amputation 50%
• Marital Status 50%
• Neuropathy 50%
• Disease Severity 50%
• Retinopathy 50%
• Cerebrovascular Accident 50%
• Longitudinal Analysis 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Diabetes 100%
• Health Outcomes 100%
• Maturity Onset Diabetes of the Young 100%
• Cohort Effect 50%
• Nephropathy 50%
• Microvascular Complication 50%
• Adverse Event 25%
• Apoplexy 25%
• Cardiovascular Disease 25%
• Research Design 25%
• Retinopathy 25%
• Disease Severity 25%
• Neuropathy 25%
• Amputation 25%
• Marital Status 25%
• Cultural Factor 25%
• Effective Treatment 25%
• Diagnostic Criterion 25%