The aim of the current study was to review the current state and characteristics of the elderly
population in China in the context of aging, difficulties and challenges faced by older people …

This article analyzes China's pension arrangement and notes that China has recently
established a universal non-contributory pension plan covering urban non-employed …

Background: The proliferation of mobile health apps has greatly changed the way society
accesses the health care industry. However, despite the widespread use of mobile health …

This article studies rural-urban disparities in unmet long-term care (LTC) needs in China.
Firstly, it investigates the prevalence of unmet LTC needs for three populations which differ …

China's population is aging rapidly, while the traditional long‐term care (LTC) system that
heavily relies on families is eroding. In response, China has embarked on a journey of policy …

Since late 2013, one of China's most controversial policies—the one-child policy—has been
gradually phased out, culminating in the reorganization of the National Health and Family …

Discussions about informal housing in developing, emerging economies often revolve
around the need for prohibition, privatization and formalization. Private title is seen as a …

The substantial reduction in premature death and longevity is an achievement of modern
societies and advances in technology, medical and pharmaceutical sciences. Derived from …

Background: China has the largest number of aging people in need of long-term care,
among whom 70% have chronic diseases. For policy planners, it is necessary to understand …

Background The mental health and living arrangements of older adults are worthy of
attention. Previous studies have pointed out that the living arrangements may be related to …