Abstract Background and Objectives The general view is that partner-caregiver burden
increases over time but findings are inconsistent. Moreover, the pathways underlying …

Background: To date, the magnitude of association and the quality of evidence for cognitive
decline (mild cognitive impairment, Alzheimer's disease, and dementia) in couples and risk …

Objectives This study examined whether trajectories of depressive symptoms of one spouse
are associated with the other spouse's memory. Methods Longitudinal data from the Health …

Importance Although couples could share many risk factors of cognitive disorders in their
lifetime, whether shared risk factors mediate the shared risk of cognitive disorders has rarely …

This study applied the theory of planned behavior to examine predictors of US older
adults'(65+ years) intention and behavior of moving to a nursing home. Two waves of Health …

Background This study aimed to evaluate the associations between the multidimensional
health status of one spouse and the onset of depressive symptoms in partner, and whether …

This study investigates under what conditions older spouses receive personal care from
their spouse. Whether spousal care is provided is determined by individual and societal …

Objectives: Studies on the interdependence of couples' health behaviors and subsequent
cognitive outcomes remain limited. Methods: Longitudinal data from the China Health and …

Objective Dyadic perspective is scarce in existing advance directive (AD) literature.
Particularly, the significance of one's own and/or one's partner's cognitive function on AD …

Depression at older age is a great public health challenge and distributed unequally
between genders. It can result from chronic stressors earlier in the life course, which often …