The association between emotional well-being and the incidence of stroke in older adults

Keyphrases

• Older Adults 100%
• Emotional Well-being 100%
• Stroke Incidence 100%
• Positive Affect 100%
• Depressive Symptoms 50%
• Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale (CES-D) 50%
• Relative Risk 50%
• Stroke Risk 50%
• Negative Affect 50%
• 95% Confidence Interval 50%
• Illness 25%
• Blood Pressure 25%
• North Carolina 25%
• Chronic Disease 25%
• Smoking Status 25%
• Body Mass Index 25%
• Population-based Sample 25%
• People of Color 25%
• Prospective Cohort Study 25%
• Sociodemographic Characteristics 25%
• Stroke History 25%
• Happiness 25%
• One-point 25%
• Risk Prediction 25%
• Sadness 25%
• In-person Interviews 25%
• Health-related Characteristics 25%
• 6-year Follow-up 25%
• White People 25%
• Inverse Association 25%

Psychology

• Positive Affect 100%
• Depression Scale 50%
• Negative Affect 50%
• Chronic Disorder 25%
• Body Mass Index 25%
• Blood Pressure 25%
• Happiness 25%