For far too long, US racialized groups have experienced human suffering and loss of life far
too often and early. Thus, it is critical that the population sciences community does its part to …

Aim To collect, organize and appraise evidence of socioeconomic and demographic
inequalities in health and mortality among the older population using a summary measure of …

It has long been known that despite well-documented improvements in longevity for most
Americans, alarming disparities persist among racial groups and between the well-educated …

Though Hispanics live long lives, whether a “Hispanic paradox “extends to older-age health
remains unclear, as do the social processes underlying racial-ethnic and immigrant-native …

While health inequalities related to race/ethnicity, nativity, and age are well documented, it
remains unclear how these axes of stratification combine to shape health trajectories …

Abstract Background and Objectives To document racial/ethnic and nativity differences by
gender in cognitive life expectancies among older adults in the United States. Research …

Although those identifying as “Hispanic or Latino” experience lower adult mortality than the
more socioeconomically advantaged non-Hispanic white population, the ethnic category …

Racial/ethnic and age disparities in COVID-19 and all-cause mortality during 2020 are well
documented, but less is known about their evolution over time. We examine changes in age …

Objectives.(a) To identify factors associated with different patterns of functional decline in a
longitudinal sample of older Mexican-origin individuals, and (b) to determine the proportions …

The Hispanic population aged sixty-five and over–the most socioeconomically
disadvantaged subset of America's elderly–is projected to quintuple between 2012 and …