Trends of Disability and Mortality among the Oldest-Old in China
Zeng Yi1,Feng Qiushi2,Therese Hesket3,Kaare Christense4,James W. Vaupe5
Center for Healthy Aging and Development Studies,National School of Development,Raissun Institute for Advanced Studies,Peking University,Center for the Study of Aging and Human Development,Medical School of Duke University;Department of Sociology,Centre for Family and Population Research,National University of Singapore,Singapore; Institute for Global Health University College London,Institute for Global Health,School of Public Health,Zhejiang University; Institute of Public Health,University of Southern Denmark; Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research.
Online:2017-07-29
Published:2017-09-26
About author:Zeng Yi is Professor,Center for Healthy Aging and Development Studies,National School of Development,Raissun Institute for Advanced Studies,Peking University,Center for the Study of Aging and Human Development,Medical School of Duke University; Feng Qiushi is Assistant Professor,Department of Sociology,Centre for Family and Population Research,National University of Singapore, Singapore; Therese Hesketh is Professor,Institute for Global Health University College London,Institute for Global Health,School of Public Health,Zhejiang University; Kaare Christensen is Professor,Institute of Public Health,University of Southern Denmark; James Vaupel is Professor,Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research.
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中国高龄老人健康状况和死亡率变动趋势
曾毅1,冯秋石2,Therese Hesket3,Kaare Christense4,James W. Vaupe5
Zeng Yi、Feng Qiushi、Therese Hesketh、Kaare Christensen and James W. Vaupel. Trends of Disability and Mortality among the Oldest-Old in China[J]. Population Research, 2017, 41(4): 22-32.
曾毅,冯秋石,Therese Hesketh,Kaare Christensen,James W. Vaupel. 中国高龄老人健康状况和死亡率变动趋势[J]. 人口研究, 2017, 41(4): 22-32.