International Research
Michigan has strong tradition of international research on aging. Projects are underway in developing countries, especially Asia and Africa. The Health and Retirement Study advises sister projects in Europe, Asia, Mexico, and elsewhere around the world.
Social Relations, Age and Health (Antonucci)
Social and Neighborhood Predictors of Obesity in Belo Horizonte (Diez Roux)
Family Connection Across Generations and Nations (Jackson)
Proposal for a workshop on comparative analysis of aging in Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam (Knodel)
Research Network on AIDS and Older Persons in Africa and Asia (Knodel)
Health Behaviors and Lifestyles in Old Age in the United States and Japan (Krause)
Religion, Aging, and Mexican American Health (Krause)
Demographic Responses to Community and Family Context (Leonard)
Multi-Generation Family and Life History Panel Dataset (Leonard)
Health and Well Being Among Older-Old in United States and Japan (Liang)
Early Life Influences on Elderly Health in the Developing World (McEniry)
Pacific Islander American Health Study (Panapasa)
Harmonization of Longitudinal Cross-National Surveys of Aging (Smith)
HIV Testing and Care Among the Elderly (60+) in South Africa and Botswana (Snow)
Subjective Life-Expectancy, Beliefs about HIV Transmission, and Long-term Planning (Thornton)
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