SOCIOECONOMIC INEQUALITY IN NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES IN EUROPE
The occurrence of non-communicable diseases is higher in socioeconomically disadvantaged people, but little is known about socio-economic inequalities in those [...]
THE ROLE OF CHILDHOOD POVERTY IN COGNITIVE AGEING
Just like the body, our mind ages as well. The principal faculties of our mind, cognitive functions, include the ability [...]
FAIRNESS AND ELIGIBILITY TO LONG-TERM CARE
In contrast with the case of health care, distributional fairness of long-term care services in Europe has received limited attention. [...]
MEMORY DEFICITS PRECEDE INCREASES IN DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS IN LATER ADULTHOOD
We examined bidirectional, time-ordered associations between age-related changes in depressive symptoms and memory. Depressive symptoms increased and memory scores decreased [...]
HEALTHY AGEING STARTS FROM CHILDHOOD
Using SHARE data we find that poor health and socioeconomic status during childhood have a long term influence on health [...]
WOMEN SHOW COGNITIVE ADVANTAGE IN GENDER-EQUAL COUNTRIES
There are gender differences in cognition across countries, but what are the causal drivers? Gender differences in cognition are the [...]