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Maternal longevity is associated with lower infant mortality
AKeA2 survey centenarians infant mortality longevity Sardinia
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2014/11/27
Objective: Referring to the multidisciplinary and multipurpose survey AKeA2, and focusing on family genealogy data on centenarian women and controls, this paper aims to verify the hypothesis that mate...
Rivalry, solidarity, and longevity among siblings: A life course approach to the impact of sibship composition and birth order on later life mortality risk, Antwerp (1846-1920)
19th century Antwerp early life conditions event history analysis gender life course longevity mortality risk resource dilution sibship size
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2014/11/27
Background: Family composition and household dynamics, both in early and in later life, influence individual health and longevity. Both positive and negative effects can be expected in terms of siblin...
A matrix approach to the statistics of longevity in heterogeneous frailty models
frailty heterogeneity individual stochasticity longevity Markov chains mortality
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2014/11/27
Background: The gamma-Gompertz model is a fixed frailty model in which baseline mortality increases exponentially with age, frailty has a proportional effect on mortality, and frailty at birth follows...
The fragility of the future and the tug of the past: Longevity in Latin America and the Caribbean
Barker-frailty cohort mortality conventional frailty early childhood heterogeneity mortality decline
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2014/11/25
Background: The cohorts who will reach age 60 after 2010 in the Latin American and Caribbean region (LAC) are beneficiaries of a massive mortality decline that began as early as 1930. The bulk of this...
Exceptional longevity in Okinawa: A plea for in-depth validation
Okinawa explanations
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2014/11/20
The topic of this article is the exceptional longevity in Okinawa. This phenomenon
should be thoroughly validated at both the individual and population levels. This
contribution analyzes the demog...
Blame the parents? The association between parental longevity and successful ageing
age/aging cognitive functioning longevity parental lifespan physical functioning self-reported chronic disease self-reported health
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2008/12/18
Research has suggested that children of long-lived parents might age more successfully than children of short-lived parents. The aim of this study is to contribute further to the understanding of the ...