Add to ORKGThe impact of aging demographics on systems of health care, income supports, and other age-sensitive systems is one of the central themes in American policy making (United States National Institute on Aging, 2007). The trend is global: By 2050, the approximate parity in worldwide proportions of children to older persons is projected to be an imbalanced ratio of three 60+ year olds to each child aged 4 years and younger (Cohen, 2003). The shift in age distributions is historically unprecedented with many as yet unanticipated consequences. Although the relationship of aging to disability risk in the general population has been the subject of intense scrutiny by health policy analyst
The traditional focus of disability research has been on the elderly, with good reason. Chronic disa...
The sample includes 124,949 participants aged 70 and older in the 1982–1996 National Health Intervie...
In the last decades, there has been a progressive ageing of the population, known as “demographic re...
The impact of aging demographics on systems of health care, income supports, and other age-sensitive...
Much of the existing research on population aging has focused on its impact, including both opportun...
Between now and 2030, every country will experience population ageing-a trend that is both pronounce...
Around the globe, policymakers have long been concerned about the social and economic effects of an ...
Between now and 2030, every country will experience population ageing-a trend that is both pronounce...
Recently life expectancy increases have been noted at advanced ages in the United States. This means...
Old-age disability rates among all major socioeconomic and demographic groups declined over the past...
This article first reviews recent facts about the size, distribution, and general characteristics of...
The health of the working-aged population is a key driver of enrollment in and spending by the two m...
This issue of RDS features eight original articles and art which analyze how disability and aging ap...
The ageing population is a global phenomenon. Understanding its consequences is of key impor-tance f...
The 21st century has been described as the first era in human history when the world will no longer ...
The traditional focus of disability research has been on the elderly, with good reason. Chronic disa...
The sample includes 124,949 participants aged 70 and older in the 1982–1996 National Health Intervie...
In the last decades, there has been a progressive ageing of the population, known as “demographic re...
The impact of aging demographics on systems of health care, income supports, and other age-sensitive...
Much of the existing research on population aging has focused on its impact, including both opportun...
Between now and 2030, every country will experience population ageing-a trend that is both pronounce...
Around the globe, policymakers have long been concerned about the social and economic effects of an ...
Between now and 2030, every country will experience population ageing-a trend that is both pronounce...
Recently life expectancy increases have been noted at advanced ages in the United States. This means...
Old-age disability rates among all major socioeconomic and demographic groups declined over the past...
This article first reviews recent facts about the size, distribution, and general characteristics of...
The health of the working-aged population is a key driver of enrollment in and spending by the two m...
This issue of RDS features eight original articles and art which analyze how disability and aging ap...
The ageing population is a global phenomenon. Understanding its consequences is of key impor-tance f...
The 21st century has been described as the first era in human history when the world will no longer ...
The traditional focus of disability research has been on the elderly, with good reason. Chronic disa...
The sample includes 124,949 participants aged 70 and older in the 1982–1996 National Health Intervie...
In the last decades, there has been a progressive ageing of the population, known as “demographic re...