Search Results - "Retirement"

Sickness Absence and Disability Pension in the Very Long Term: A Finnish Register-Based Study With 20 Years Follow-Up by Julia Klein, Kaarina Reini, Jan Saarela

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Exploring disease interrelationships in older inpatients: a single-centre, retrospective study by Yiru Ma, Kang An, Keni Zhang, Han Deng, Rui Deng, Qiaoli Su

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Lifestyle factors associated with episodic memory in middle-aged and older adults: evidence from a 9-year longitudinal study by Ping Wang, Chen Zhou, Hui-Jie Li

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Correlation between the physical activity volume and cognitive and mental capacity among older adult people in China: a cross-sectional study based on the 2020 CHARLS database by Shixin Li, Jiayi Zhang, Yonghong Yang, Yonghong Yang

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Does Environmental Information Disclosure Improve the Health Level of Middle-Aged and Old Residents? Evidence From China by Xuan Yu, Xuan Yu, Weiteng Shen, Sen Lin, Sen Lin

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Low Back Pain and Associated Factors among Primary School Teachers in Mekele City, North Ethiopia: A Cross-Sectional Study by Aregawi Kebede, Solomon Mekonnen Abebe, Haile Woldie, Melaku Kindie Yenit

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The Effect of Digital Supervision of China Basic Medical Insurance on Out-of-pocket Expenditure: Evidence from Quasi-natural Experiment by Chuncheng Wang PhD, Chen Song MS, Jing Wu PhD, Yanpeng Ning MS, Shuai Wang MS

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Forecasting the shortage of neurosurgeons in Iran using a system dynamics model approach by Sima Rafiei, Arman Daneshvaran, Sina Abdollahzade

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The impact of environmental protection tax on the health of middle-aged and older adults: evidence from CHARLS data in China by Hao Wang, Ruifan Zhou, Haohan Luo, Shanwen Liang, Youzhuan Kong

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The crowding-out effect of physical fitness activities on medical expenditure in the aged group by Tao Liu, Yujiao Yao, Zhandong Yang, Kaigeng Li, Tao Yu, Yalong Xia

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The effect of childhood family adversity on adulthood depression among Chinese older migrant workers: gender differences in the mediating role of social-ecological systems by Xiaoyue Liu, Arlette J. Ngoubene-Atioky, Xudong Yang, Yuanping Deng, Jiayi Tang, Liujun Wu, Jiahui Huang, Yawen Zheng, Juan Fang, Amrita Kaur, Li Chen

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Out-of-Pocket Expenditure on Medical Services Among Older Adults: A Longitudinal Analysis by Aviad Tur-Sinai, Aviad Tur-Sinai

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Direct and Indirect Costs of Diabetes in Brazil in 2016 by Paula Pereda, Vanessa Boarati, Bruna Guidetti, Ana Clara Duran

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Do drinking problems in the past affect current consumption? by Ana Maria Reis, Carlota Quintal, Óscar Lourenço

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Food insecurity and oral health in older adults by Anwar T. Merchant, Afsaneh Fallahi, Arissa Huda, Matthew Lohman

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Association between persistent musculoskeletal pain and incident sarcopenia in China: the mediating effect of depressive symptoms by Shengliang Zhou, Yuan Liu, Yan Zhang, Naijia Luo, Quan Chen, Meiling Ge, Bin Shen

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Relationship between body mass index and depressive symptoms: the "fat and jolly" hypothesis for the middle-aged and elderly in China by Lin Zhang, Kun Liu, Hong Li, Dan Li, Zhuo Chen, Li-li Zhang, Lei-lei Guo

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Expectations on old age in the opinion of young people with regard to sociodemographic factors by Ewa Smoleń, Weronika Kolbuch, Paulina Poznańska, Karolina Sobota, Justyna Stawarczyk, Wioletta Boroń, Estera Jursa

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Decomposing socioeconomic inequalities in depressive symptoms among the elderly in China by Yongjian Xu, Jinjuan Yang, Jianmin Gao, Zhongliang Zhou, Tao Zhang, Jianping Ren, Yanli Li, Yuyan Qian, Sha Lai, Gang Chen

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Are People Enrolled in NCMS and CURBMI Susceptible in Catastrophic Health Expenditure? Evidence From China by Xinpeng Xu MS, Hai Gu PhD, Hua You PhD, Lan Bai MS, Decheng Li MS, Nan Cui MS, Wenxuan Wu MS, Yun Kou MS

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