Want some morning coffee? Come to the Gateway to Global Aging Data's booth, 301, at 9 AM tomorrow morning for some complimentary coffee. #PAA2025 PAA

A new study using Health and Retirement Study data finds that more support from adult children is linked to better later-life #cognitive function, while more strain has the opposite effect. JHSB Read here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00…

Join us Thursday, May 15th for our next #LTC Seminar! Jun Li of Syracuse University will present, "Wage Pass-Through Policies, Direct Care Worker Compensation, and Labor Supply in the Home Health Care Sector." Register at g2aging.org/ltcseminar

Check out the World Economic Outlook by IMF, which uses our harmonized #data in their evaluation of the economic impact of global population #aging and provides policy recommendations to promote labor force participation among the aging population. tinyurl.com/5a3tastd

A recently published article in Nature's Scientific Reports found that tooth loss was associated with poorer #cognitive function in the middle-aged and older Indian population using Longitudinal Ageing Study in India #data. Read here: nature.com/articles/s4159…

Call for papers! npj Journals #Dementia is seeking submissions on studies assessing and validating tools used to evaluate #cognitive #aging in older adults globally. The deadline for submission is January 28th, 2026. More info here: nature.com/collections/ch…

A team of researchers across the HRS-INS met in London this week for the Spring 2025 Gateway Writing Retreat to make progress towards manuscripts analyzing environmental exposome data from individual cohorts & cross-country comparisons. Health and Retirement Study Longitudinal Ageing Study in India TILDA NICOLA_QUB

Join us on Thursday, June 19, for the "Introduction to the Gateway Harmonized HRS Life History Data" webinar, which will provide an overview of the Gateway Harmonized Life History Mail Surveys and show examples of analysis using the data. Register here: tinyurl.com/yppmb2ce

The Gateway HCAP team had the opportunity to participate in the Center for Effective Global Action's Africa HCAP meeting in Nairobi last week — thanks to all who made it a productive and insightful gathering, especially Center for Effective Global Action (CEGA)! Health and Retirement Study

A new npj Journals aging study found a biological age metric and accelerated #aging predicted higher mortality risk and age-related health decline using Gateway #Harmonized Health and Retirement Study, English Longitudinal Study of Ageing, MHAS, CRELES, and CHARLS #data. Read here: nature.com/articles/s4151…

The Gateway Exposome Coordinating Center and Alzheimer's & Dementia journal invite submissions for a special issue on the #exposome and #Alzheimer's Disease (AD) and AD-Related Dementias risk, resilience, and disparities. Read the full call at: alz-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/hub/journal/15…

Using data from a Gateway Hackathon, this paper, "Lifespan exposures to rural–urban conditions and later-life cognitive function," found that rural residence, especially during childhood, is linked to poorer later-life #cognitive outcomes. Read it here: alz-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/al…

Read our newest blog post about the 2025 Gateway Writing Retreat at UCL, which brought together researchers to work on manuscripts analyzing how exposures effect #aging-related outcomes within and between HRS-INS cohorts. Read here: tinyurl.com/36848v5f

Our new nature Aging report from the GECC workshop highlights how researchers across disciplines are advancing #exposome and #aging research — by identifying gaps, setting data priorities, and planning for dissemination. Read the full report: nature.com/articles/s4358…

New Gateway-supported research: This nature Aging article by Arun Balachandran (@arunabc3.bsky.social) uses Harmonized US and UK data to study the pace of #aging, #healthspan, and lifespan in older adults. The work builds on our Gerontological Society of America (GSA) workshop. Read the article: nature.com/articles/s4358…

A new paper using Longitudinal Ageing Study in India and Health and Retirement Study data compares diabetes rates among Indian immigrants in the US, Indians in India, and the general US population — findings suggest cultural factors may help explain higher prevalence. Read more: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Join us tomorrow, July 29, at Alzheimer's Association #AAIC25 for Session 3-24-FRS-A: "Risk Factors and Biological Mechanisms for Cognitive Decline and Dementia in India" Time: 2:00–3:30 pm Location: Convention Center, Room 801 We'll share findings on #aging and #dementia in India.

The Gateway team is at #AAIC25! Come by booth 640 to hear about our tools and initiatives for #aging and #dementia researchers. Find us between 10:30am and 4:15pm, today and tomorrow. Alzheimer's Association