J C Cornoni-Huntley, D J Foley, L R White, R Suzman, L F Berkman, D A Evans, R B Wallace
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Epidemiology of disability in the oldest old: methodologic issues and preliminary findings.
Little is known about the health problems of the fastest-growing segment of the population. Three major community-based studies present prevalence information on physical and mental disabilities among the oldest old. These data also illustrate the limitations of interpretations in cross-sectional studies, and emphasize the value of prospective investigations of populations aged 85 and older. Although more costly and time-consuming, such prospective longitudinal studies are indispensable to sound policy planning.
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