https://www.selleckchem.com/products/cnqx.html 001) , and receiving imatinib as front-line therapy (P less then 0.001) significantly increased with age. No significant differences in gender and the EUTOS Long-Term Survival risks were noted across the three age groups. The multivariate analysis showed that ≥60 years was an adverse predictor for overall survival. However, age was not significantly associated with tyrosine kinase inhibitor (TKI) therapy responses and other outcomes. The incidences of nonhematological toxicity were significantly increased with age during TKI therapy (P less then 0.001) . However, those of hematological toxicity was similar across the three age groups. The proportions of the patients maintaining imatinib therapy (P=0.026) and receiving low-dose TKI therapy (P less then 0.001) significantly increased with age at the end of follow-up. Conclusions Significant differences exist in clinical characteristics, TKI response, overall survival rates, and nonhematological toxicity among newly diagnosed CML-CP patients of different ages. The increasing trend of synthetic drug use has been a significant concern in China. The current research adopted a gendered perspective to examine the effects of self-control, drug-use peers and family attachment on drug use frequency in China. This cross-sectional survey research recruited 785 people who used drugs from four compulsory drug rehabilitation institutions in Guangdong and Shandong Province of China in 2018. Ordinary least squares regression analyses were conducted to examine the gendered effects of self-control (Grasmick et al.'s cognitive scale), drug-use peers and family attachment on drug use frequency. Low self-control was neither a significant nor gendered predictor of drug use frequency when controlling for effects of drug-use peers and family attachment. Drug-use peers strongly increased participants' drug use frequency, regardless of gender. However, an important finding is that for males, suppo