What does HRS stand for?

Health and Retirement Study

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For this study, Wang and his fellow researchers looked at the national Health and Retirement Study, which is sponsored by the National Institute on Aging.

Retirees who work enjoy better health

Data from the Health and Retirement study (Finnegan, Marion, & Cox, 2005) documented that 34% of people with chronic conditions reported their SRH as either very good or excellent.

Differences in predictors of self-rated health among people with and ...

They were on average $2,900 during a two-year period for those ages 55 to 64 but grew to $4,400 for people age 85 and older, according to a federal Health and Retirement Study survey that was taken in 2002 before prescription drugs were covered by Medicare.

AP: Layoffs toughest on workers young, older

Using seven longitudinal waves of the Health and Retirement Study (HRS), spanning 1992 through 2005, the objective of this study is to analyze the effects of full retirement on outcomes related to physical and mental health.

The effects of retirement on physical and mental health outcomes

Once women reach late middle age, their mortality and disease risks may be related to their early childbearing history, according to analyses of data from the Health and Retirement Study (HRS), which conducts periodic surveys to track participants' health, socioeconomic circumstances and family structure.

Circumstances of women's first birth may be linked to their health ...

com Health and Retirement Study Of 11,000 older adults 1993 12.

U.S. dementia rates are on the decline; Memory loss isn't inevitable

Investigators analyzed 1992 and 1996 data on older workers from the Health and Retirement Study (HRS), a household survey of mostly working age adults.

Agency for healthcare research and quality

Abstract This study uses data from the Health and Retirement Study (HRS) to investigate the impact that health problems have on the financial strain of older Americans.

No pain, no strain: impact of health on the financial security of ...