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Aging and Health in the Americas: Past, Present and Future Research on the U.S. Hispanic and Mexicanrmine their quality of life. The U.S. National Institute on Aging (NIA) has supported much of this research, prioritizing a risk assessment paradigm that examines both individual (genetic, biological, clinical) and socioeconomic factors that raise risk of poor outcomes. We end with a summary of dire

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Contextualizing the Effects of Stress on Cognitive Health in U.S. Latinx Adultsat may undermine cognitive health. We additionally explore cultural resilience against stress exposure and/or reactivity that may protect against the negative sequelae of chronic stress in Latinx adults. Overall, the current literature points to a greater need to examine contextual factors that will

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Heritage, Birthplace, Age at Migration, and Education as Life Course Mechanisms Influencing Cognitivto Rico. A set of nested binary logistic regression models, stratified by gender, were estimated to model SRCI as a function of Latino heritage, birthplace, age at migration, and educational attainment. Our findings indicate that when solely considering Latino heritage, Puerto Ricans had the highest

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The Mediterranean and MIND Dietary Patterns: Associations with Cognition and Psychological Distress faction, sadness, and loneliness. Multiple linear regressions with adjustment for covariates (e.g., age, sex, and education) were conducted. . MIND diet scores significantly predicted executive function (β = .301, . = .018) and did not significantly predict other domains of cognition or psychologica

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Noncontributory Pensions as Human Rights in Mexico, financial security among older persons is a major focus of civil society efforts to ensure that older individuals who are entitled to benefits in fact receive them. Older individuals themselves often participate in these civil society efforts. Their demands for recognition of their human and socia

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Book 2023olume in the series on aging in the Americas is to identify critical sources of vulnerability and possible policy options for closing the gap in affordable and sustainable long-term care and financial wellbeing for low-resource populations living with dementia and other medical conditions in both co