Titlebook: Healthy Longevity in China; Demographic, Socioec Zeng Yi,Dudley L. Poston,Danan Gu Book 20081st edition Springer Science+Business Media B.V

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Book 20081st edition psychological dimensions of healthy longevity. ..This volume contributes to the development of scientific knowledge related to the "slowing down" of the pace of progression of morbidity with mortality declines at older ages. Research findings reported in this book are instrumental in the ultimate r

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Introduction: Aging and Aged Dependency in China the chapters of the book that follow. In the chapter we also present trend data and population projection data from 1950 to 2050 for China’s elderly population. We show that the aged dependency burdens on the producing populations of China have increased from the past (1950) to the present (2000) a

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Introduction to the Chinese Longitudinal Healthy Longevity Survey (CLHLS)duction to the CLHLS. The chapter includes the general goals, the specific objectives of, the organizational framework, study design, sample distribution and contents of the data collected, and finally a comparison with other survey projects focusing on elderly populations.

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Age Reporting in the CLHLS: A Re-assessment sample design limits the use of traditional methods for assessing the accuracy of age reporting, and innovative methods are adopted. Only the sample aged 100+ is representative of the population at that age. The age structure of centenarians is compared with populations with good age reporting, dem

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Assessment of Reliability of Mortality and Morbidity in the 1998–2002 CLHLS WavesSurvey (CLHLS). Results indicate that the observed rates of all-cause mortality reported in the CLHLS are underestimated by 15–20 percent between 1998 and 2000 and by 5–20 percent for ages 80–90 when based on hazard-model estimates; however, no such differences are found between the 2000 and 2002 wa