It was a joy to present our work on 'the health impact of a large minimum wage increase in Korea' at @BPC_UCBerkeley. Here is the 9-min video, check it out! 👇
https://t.co/WcCWLjY4sc with @AnjaLeist@Marc_S05
What's behind the survey? How do we ask questionnaires for older adults with limited education? Are we incorporating cultural factors effectively?
Emma Aguila @USCPrice answers all these questions. At the @LISERinLUX organized by @MentaGiorgia
An integrative approach for the analysis of risk and #health across the #lifecourse: challenges, innovations, and opportunities for life course research, published in Discover Social Science and Health.
https://t.co/WGEXQtAhQV
@insongkim@EHWpolisci I thank @AnjaLeist and Graciela for their sincere mentorships and discussions.
It was a true joy to share our work, especially with our colleagues at @uni_lu and MELODEM working group
@melodem_group. All errors are mine.
🔓Just published at @JECH_BMJ, our study asks whether working again at an advanced age is beneficial for older adults’ cognitive function. We compared the Korean case with the US. Why Korea? 1/5
https://t.co/HnybU8rHdK
@AnjaLeist@uni_lu@ohiou@EdinburghUni
@insongkim@EHWpolisci This study is not simply telling that returning to work at an older age is cognitively beneficial. We want to highlight the different “context” between Korea🇰🇷 vs US🇺🇸 in which older adults find themselves. 5/5
Happy to learn about this innovative work; experimental measurement of women's bargaining power evidence from Nairobi, Kenya, by @Aure_Lepine at the #EuHEA2022@UniOslo_HELED@EuHEA
Fantastic presentation focusing on the dynamic and heterogeneity of healthcare expenditure by Alexander Overdal Kjærsgaard Marin from @AarhusUni at the #EuHEA2022@UniOslo_HELED@EuHEA