MEASURING SUCCESSFUL AGING
This paper explores how to measure successful aging in a manner consistent with the preferences of older persons about what [...]
DO OLDER PEOPLE WITH DIABETES IN EUROPE REALLY CONSUME MORE HEALTHCARE RESOURCES, BUT DIE LESS?
Diabetes has been found to be one of the largest factors increasing the risk of mortality, morbidity, and disability worldwide. [...]
BEYOND CROSS-LEVEL INTERACTIONS: LONG-TERM CARE COVERAGE AND THE WELLBEING IMPACT OF INFORMAL CAREGIVING
Is informal caregiving less detrimental for quality of life when long-term care coverage is more generous? We used SHARE data [...]
DO PUBLIC PENSION ENTITLEMENTS AFFECT PEOPLE’S SAVINGS FOR OLD DAYS?
Using data for Belgium, we show that an extra euro in public pension wealth is associated with a 14-25 cents [...]
DEMENTIA IN EUROPE: AN UPDATE
An update of the profile of older Europeans with dementia was performed with data from 18 countries. The findings of [...]
HOW ARE FERTILITY HISTORIES ASSOCIATED WITH CHRONIC CONDITIONS LATER IN LIFE?
Chronic diseases are the main cause of death and disability in Europe. Using SHARE data, we found that age at [...]