'Reported health' presentation slideshows

ELSA wave 2 Launch- Health

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Health, Aging and Socio-Economic Status in Mexico

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Change Matters: A Dynamic Demand for Medical Care

Jennifer L. Kohn kohnj@andromeda.rutgers.edu. Change Matters: A Dynamic Demand for Medical Care. Agenda: 1. Motivation 2. Literature & Contribution 3. Model 4. Empirical Tests 5. Conclusion and Future Research. poor health. > 65. < 65. Motivation.

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Estimating Ethnic Mortality

Estimating Ethnic Mortality. Pia Wohland. ESRC Research Award RES-165-25-0032, 01.10.2007- 30.09.2009 What happens when international migrants settle? Ethnic group population trends and projections for UK local areas. Mortality input data for.

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Health Survey for England

Health Survey for England. 2009 report results Rachel Craig. The Health Survey for England. Series of annual health surveys 2011 is the 21st Commissioned by Department of Health up to 2004, NHS Information Centre from 2005 Conducted by 1991-1993 Social Surveys Division, ONS

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Dean R. Lillard 1,3 , Richard V. Burkhauser 2,3,4 , Markus H. Hahn 4 and Roger Wilkins 4

Does Early-Life Income Inequality Predict Later-Life Self-Reported Health? Evidence from Three Countries. Dean R. Lillard 1,3 , Richard V. Burkhauser 2,3,4 , Markus H. Hahn 4 and Roger Wilkins 4

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Is caring associated with an increased risk of mortality?

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Is caring associated with an increased risk of mortality?

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Is caring associated with an increased risk of mortality?

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Anne Mette Bjerkan PhD Student Centre for Technology, Innovation and Culture University of Oslo

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Anne Mette Bjerkan PhD Student Centre for Technology, Innovation and Culture University of Oslo

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The Northern Ireland Longitudinal Study (NILS) a new tool for health (and other) researchers

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Mark Duggan Brookings Institution, University of Maryland, and

Discussant Comments for: The Importance of Objective Health Measures in Predicting Early Receipt of Social Security Benefits: The Case of Fatness. Mark Duggan Brookings Institution, University of Maryland, and National Bureau of Economic Research August 10, 2006. Background.

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