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Browse our Pilot and Exploratory studies conducted since 1992 with support of the OAIC grant and the outcomes of these studies:

Year of Funding

Project Leader

OAIC Pilot/Exploratory Study

Outcomes of Pilot/Exploratory Studies

2006

Peter E. Morris, MD
Associate Professor
Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine

Effect Of Acute Inflammatory Mediators On Duration Of Functional Limitations In Elderly Patients With Acute Respiratory Failure

In Progress

2006

Mike Madigan, PhD
Assistant Professor
Engineering Science and Mechanics
VT-WF School of Biomedical Engineering

Kevin Davy, PhD
Associate Professor
Human Nutrition, Foods and Exercise
VT-WF School of Biomedical Engineering

Effects of Sarcopenic Obesity on Recovery from a Trip

Completed

2005

Delrae Eckman, PhD

PPAR Activators and Physical Function in Old Rats

In Progress

2005

Gary Miller, PhD
Health and Exercise Science

Does Weight Loss Following Laparoscopic Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass Improve Physical Function?” (Pilot)

Completed

2005

Erica Hartmann, MD
Internal Medicine and Nephrology

Impact of an Exercise Program on Physical Function, Body Composition, and Quality of Life in Aging Recipients of Renal Allografts (Pilot)

Completed; ASN / ASP Award

2005

Jingzhong Ding, MD
Dept. of Internal Medicine Section on Gerontology and Geriatric Medicine

Pericardial fat and subclinical and clinical measures of cardiovascular disease in a multi-ethnic sample of US adults (Pilot)

Completed; R01 funded HL085323

2005

Lynne Wagenknecht, MD
Department of Public Health Sciences, Epidemiology

Metabolic and Genetic Determinants of Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease in African-American and Hispanic Americans (Pilot)

Completed; 1 paper

2004

Craig Hamilton, MD
Biomedical Engineering

Optical Imaging of Skeletal Muscle (Pilot)

Completed

2004

Jeff Carr, MD
Radiologic Sciences

Developing CT Measures of Adiposity and Body Composition for Application in Population-based and Genomic Research (Pilot)

Completed; 1 paper

2004

Tongjian You, PhD
Dept. of Internal Medicine/Geriatrics

Effects of Caloric Restriction on Physical Performance in Aged Rats (Pilot)

Completed
K award in preparation

2002-2003

Gregory Hundley, MD
Dept. of Internal Medicine/Cardiology

Leg blood flow, sarcopenia and physical function (Pilot)

Completed

2002-2003

Anthony P. Marsh, PhD
Health and Exercise Science

Power training in older adults: mechanisms underlying change in muscle function (Pilot)

Completed

2002-2003

Anthony P. Marsh, PhD
Health and Exercise Science

Effect of muscle power on disability: analyses of the InChianti Study (Exploratory Study)

Completed; Last Draft of Manuscript

2002-2003

Capri Foy, PhD
Dept. of Health & Exercise Science

Pro-social Behavior as a Motivation Facilitator of an Exercise Adherence Among Older Adults: A Preliminary Study (Pilot)

Completed; R21 funded.

2002-2003

Graziano Onder, MD
Dept. of Internal Medicine/Geriatrics

Effects of ACE inhibitors on skeletal muscle and physical disability in older adults (Exploratory Study)

Completed; Relation between use of angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors and muscle strength and physical function in older women: an observational study.
Lancet. 2002 Mar 16;359(9310):926-30.

2002-2003

Dora Il'yasova, PhD
Cancer Control and Prevention

Relationships Between Biomarkers of the Systemic Oxidative Stress 8-ISO-PGF-M, Systemic Inflammatory Markers, and Muscular Function (Pilot)

Completed
K01 in preparation
Manuscript in preparation

2001-2002

Suzy Torti, PhD
Biochemistry

IGF1 in Aging and Cancer: Role of Modulation of Iron Metabolism and Oxidative Stress (Pilot)

Completed

2001-2002

Osvaldo Delbono, MD, PhD
Dept. of Physiology/Pharmacology
Dep. of Internal Medicine/Geriatrics

Gene therapy of sarcopenia (Pilot)

Completed; Single skeletal muscle impairment with aging. NIH, 5R01AG013934-08

2001-2002

Dalane Kitzman, MD
Dept. of Internal Medicine/Cardiology

Effects of spironolactone on exercise tolerance and quality of life in older subjects with diastolic heart failure (Pilot)

Exercise Intolerance in Elderly Diastolic Heart Failure- R01-recently funded.

2001-2002

Dalane Kitzman, MD
Dept. of Internal Medicine/Cardiology

Potential Contribution of Inflammation and Skeletal Muscle Loss to Disability in Older Patients with Diastolic Heart Failure and the Potential Role of ACE-I Therapy (Pilot)

Exercise Intolerance in Elderly Diastolic Heart Failure- R01 has been submitted.
Work continuing to complete trial in 2005.

2001-2002

Brenda Penninx, PhD
Dept. of Internal Medicine/Geriatrics

Antidepressants and physical exercise in older persons with minor depression (Pilot)

Completed Manuscript and Grant in Preparation

2000-2001

Jeff Williamson, MD
Dept. of Internal Medicine/Geriatrics

Efficacy of exercise with and without ACE inhibition in improving extremity strength, function and muscle mass in older adults (Pilot)

ACE Inhibitors and Functional Decline in High Risk Older Adults, NIH grant application in preparation (2001)

2000-2001

Christy S. Carter, PhD
Dept. of Internal Medicine/Geriatrics

Long-term effects of enalapril and rofecoxib on physical performance in aging rats (Pilot)

Modeling preclinical disability in aged rats. NIH, NGA: 3 P60 AG10484-10S1 (PI: Pahor) 2001-2002

 

 

 

Modeling preclinical disability in aged rats. NIH, NGA: 1 R03AG019936-01 (PI: Pahor) 2001-2002

1999-2000

Stephen R. Rapp, PhD
Dept. of Psychiatry

Memory improvement trial in seniors (MITIS) (Pilot)

NIH grant application in preparation, 1 paper submitted

1999-2000

Reidar Wallin, PhD
Dept. of Internal Medicine

Arterial calcification: a significant problem in aging populations (Pilot)

Vitamin K, Bone, and Arterial Calcification, NIH, RFA# HL-01-014 (PI: Wallin) 9/30/01 - 9/29/05

1998-1999

Mary Lou Voytko, PhD
Dept. of Pathology/Comparative Med.

Cognition and estrogen in aged female monkeys (Pilot)

Cognition and Estrogen in Menopause: A Monkey Model
NIA RO1 AG13204-08

1997-1998

Roger T. Anderson, PhD
Dept. of Public Health Sciences

The Inspire Study: Increasing participation in cardiac rehabilitation (Pilot)

Increasing participation in cardiac rehabilitation by patient activation in primary care settings, revision in progress to send to AHRQ (PI:Anderson) Nov. 2001

1997-1998

Donald Bowden, PhD
Dept. of Biochemistry

Genetic epidemiology of diabetic cardiovascular disease (pilot)

Genetic epidemiology of Diabetic Cardiovascular Disease, American Diabetes Association (PI: Bowden) 01/01/99-12/31/1001

Genetic Epidemiology of Subclinical CVD in Type 2 Diabetes, NIH/NHLBI 1 R01 HL67348 (PI: Bowden) 07/15/01-06/30/05

1997-1998

Linda McPhail, PhD
Dept. of Biochemistry

Priming and signaling in neutrophils from elderly individuals (Pilot)

Regulation of oxygen metabolism blood neutrophils, NIH-5R01AI22564-15 (PI:McPhail) 1985-2001

1995-1996

William Moran, MD
Dept. of General Internal Medicine

Community resources advocate (Pilot)

Community Volunteer Program, Kate B. Reynolds Foundation, 1996-1999 (PI:Moran)

1995-1996

W. Jack Rejeski, PhD Dep. of Health & Exercise Sciences

Shaping Active Living in the Elderly (Pilot)

Cardiovascular Health and Activity Maintenance (CHAMP) NIH-3P60AG10484-07S10005 (PI: Rejeski) 1997-2001

1995-1996

Stuart Cohen, EdD

Mature Adult Passport (Pilot)

A Health Guide to optimize the health of older adults , National Institute of Aging, (PI:Dugan) 9/98-10/99

A Health Guide to optimize the health of Hispanic women, Dept. of Health and Human Services. (PI: Dugan) 5/99-4/00

1994-1995

Cathy Carlson, DVM, PhD

MRI for knee OA in monkeys (Pilot)

Development of a Congestive Heart Failure Guide, funded through the CDC and the American Association of Health Plans.

New techniques in diagnosing osteoarthritis, NIH-5R01RR14099-09 (PI:Carlson) 1993-2006

1994-1995

William Cefalu, PhD
Dept. of Medicine, University of Vermont College of Medicine

Effects of caloric restriction on intracellular mechanisms regulating glucose transportation in muscle (Pilot)

Caloric Restriction, Aging and Insulin Action, 1RO1 AG15823 (PI: Cefalu) 1999-2002

1994-1995

Osvaldo Delbono, MD, PhD
Dept. of Physiology & Pharmacology

Skeletal muscle maintenance and repair in the elderly (Pilot)

Mechanisms of Single Skeletal Muscle Fiber Impairment with Aging, NIH-5R29AG13934-03 (PI: Delbono) 1997-2002

Age-dependent regulation of excitation-contraction coupling RO1 AG15820-03 (PI: Delbono) 1998-2003

 

 

 

Skeletal Muscle Impairment in Aging, NIH-5K01AG00692-04 (PI: Delbono) 1996-2001

1994-1995

Iris J. Edwards, PhD
Dept. of Pathology/Comparative Med.

The role of proteoglycans in metabolism of advanced glycosylation end products and arterial cells (Pilot)

Dietary Restriction & Aging in Rhesus Monkeys, NIA-5P51RR00167-390046 (PI:Weindruch), (PI:Edwards,Consortium Agreement) 1976-2002

Aging, Arterial Proteoglycans and Caloric Restriction, NIA RO3 AG14190-01A1 (PI:Edwards) 1997-1999

Proteoglycan - Lipoprotein Interaction in Diabetes, ADA (PI:Edwards)

1994-1995

Richard Loeser, MD

IGF-1 and Matrix Repair in Articular Cartilage (Pilot)

IGF-1 and matrix repair in articular cartilage, Paul Beeson physician faculty scholar research award, American federation for aging research (PI: Loeser)

Aging and IF1 in Cartilage, NIH 1R01AG016697-01A1 (PI: Loeser) 2001-2005

1994-1995

Sally Shumaker, PhD
Dept. of Public Health Sciences

Enhancing Recovery from Breast Cancer (Pilot)

Exercise and Quality of Life in Women with Breast Cancer, NIH-1R55CA78418-01A1 (PI: Shumaker) 1999-2001

Research on optimal recovery practices in breast cancer (RESTORE) - DOD grant (PI Anderson) 2001-2005

1993-1994

Steve Messier, PhD
Dept. of Health & Exercise Sciences

Lifestyle Intervention Study in Seniors with Arthritis (Pilot)

Arthritis, Diet and Activity Promotion Trial (ADAPT), OAIC intervention study 1997-2002, NIH-NIA P60 AG10484 (PI: Messier)

Gene Polymorphisms and Prevention of Disability, 1 R01 AG18702-01A1 (PI:Pahor) 2001-2004

1993-1994

Michael Berry, PhD
Dept. of Health & Exercise Sciences

Exercise and disability in COPD patients (Pilot)

Exercise to Prevent Disability and Cardiovascular Events, NGA 1 R21 AG19353-01 (PI: Pahor) 2001-2002

Exercise and Disability in COPD Patients (REACT) NIH, 1R01 HL053755-O1A1 PI:Berry) 1995-2000

Exercise and Disability in COPD Patients (REACT 2) NIH, 2R01 HL053755-O5A1 (PI:Berry) 2001-2006

1993-1995

Dalane Kitzman, MD
Dept. of Internal Medicine/Cardiology

Exercise and congestive heart failure (Pilot)

Exercise Training/Diastolic Heart Failure in the Elderly, NIH-5R01AG12257-03 (PI:Kitzman) (PARIS) 1994-1997

Exercise Training/Diastolic Heart Failure in the Elderly, NIH-5R01AG12257-07 (PI:Kitzman) (PARIS II)1998-2002

Exercise Intolerance in Elderly Diastolic Heart Failure (PIE), NIH, RO1-AG18915) (PI:Kitzman) 2001-2005

1992-1993

David Sundberg, PhD
(deceased)

Central peptidergic function in the aging female: steroid therapy (Pilot)

Central oxytocin in the aging female: steroid therapy, NIH-R01AG10850-01 (PI Sundberg)

1992-1993

James Johnson, PhD
Dept. of Pathology/Comparative Med.

Development of a human retinal research bank for aging studies (Pilot)

1 abstract

1992-1993

Richard Webber, PhD
Dept. of Dentistry

Assay of chronic changes in trabecular bone to determine correlates with osteoporosis (Pilot)

Variable aperture dental tomosynthetic X ray system, NIH-5R01DE12227-03 (PI:Webber) 1997-2001

1992-1993

Stephen R. Rapp, PhD
Dept. of Psychiatry

Caregiver and patient functioning in dementia: The role of caregiver skills (Pilot)

5 papers

1992-1993

W. Jack Rejeski, PhD
Health & Exercise Sciences

Pepper Center Functional Status Index: Development and Validation (Pilot)

1 paper, instrument used in at least 10 future OAIC studies

 

 

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