SPOUSAL CARE-GIVING ARRANGEMENTS IN EUROPE
Spouses (and partners) are the most important source of care in old age. There are, however, interesting differences as to [...]
CHILDCARE BY GRANDMOTHERS. IS GREECE EXCEPTIONAL?
Child care by grandmothers is a topic of great interest to social scientists and growing importance for policy makers. Maternal [...]
MULTIMORBIDITY AND HEALTH OUTCOMES IN OLDER ADULTS
Despite the increase in awareness of chronic disease, little is known about whether multimorbidity has had a diminished impact on [...]
ESTIMATING THE TRAJECTORIES OF DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS AND CO-MORBID CONDITIONS IN OLDER ADULTS
International comparisons of trajectories of depressive symptoms in older adults are scarce and longitudinal associations with co-morbid conditions not fully [...]
GENERATION 50+: ATTITUDES TOWARDS NEW COMMUNICATION AND HEALTH TECHNOLOGIES
The technologies can significantly facilitate the daily lives of an ageing population. We use data from SHARE in Austria to [...]
EARLY-LIFE SOCIOECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES EXPLAIN HEALTH DIFFERENCES IN OLD AGE, BUT NOT THEIR EVOLUTION OVER AGEING
Do early-life socioeconomic circumstances influence the level and the trajectories of health in old age? Do material and cultural aspects [...]