Older Mexicans and Latinos in the United States
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Older Mexicans and Latinos in the United States
Where Worlds Meet
Angel, Jacqueline L.; Riosmena, Fernando; Mejia-Arango, Silvia; Drumond Andrade, Flavia C.
Springer International Publishing AG
01/2024
292
Dura
Inglês
9783031488085
15 a 20 dias
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Part I: Introduction- Three Decades of Research.- Chapter 1. Aging and Health in the Americas: Past, Present and Future Research on the U.S. Hispanic and Mexican Populations.- Part II: Cognition: Conceptual and Measurement Issues.- Chapter 2. Acculturation in Context: A Framework for Investigating Cognitive and Brain Aging in People of Hispanic and Latin American Descent.- Chapter 3. Reconstructing Resilience in Cognitive Aging in Mexico and Latino Communities in the United States: Consensus Agenda Findings and Recommendations.- Chapter 4. Resilient Cognitive Aging in Latinx and Mexican American Populations.- Chapter 5. Contextualizing the Effects of Stress on Cognitive Health in U.S. Latinx Adults.- Part III: Sociocultural Influences on Health.- Chapter 6. Alzheimer's Disease Among Communities of Color: The Role of Place for Brain Health Equity.- Chapter 7. Heritage, Birthplace, Age at Migration, and Education as Life Course Mechanisms Influencing Cognitive Aging among Latinos.- Chapter 8. The Mediterranean and MIND Dietary Patterns: Associations with Cognition and Psychological Distress Among Latinos.- Part IV: Ethnicity, Migration and Healthful Aging.- Chapter 9. Impact of comorbidity on cognitive function of possible vascular origin.- Chapter 10. Resilient Communities: Aging in Place.- Chapter 11. Impact of Ethnic Enclaves on Life-Space Mobility for the Oldest Mexican Americans.- Chapter 12. Dementia Trends and Health-Care Access Among Older Latinx Adults During the COVID-19 Pandemic.- Part V: Policy and Health /Aging Policy in Mexico and the U.S.- Chapter 13. Income Supplements and Subjective Life Expectancy for Low-Income Older Adults.- Chapter 14. Noncontributory Pensions as Human Rights in Mexico.- Chapter 15. Health Insurance Coverage and Forgoing Care in Mexico: The Role of Seguro Popular.- Chapter 16. Health Equity and Aging in the Hispanic/Latino Population of the United States.
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resilience on aging and health in Latino populations;Mexican and Mexican American populations;resilience factors;Healthy aging;aging, health and longevity in Mexico and United States;population trends and emerging health issues;social and health correlates of cognitive performance;cognitive reserve in young and older adults;physical disorder and aging;cognitive and cardiovascular health in older Latinos;effects of stress on cognitive health in U.S. Latinos;biological aging in adult populations;Alzheimer's disease among communities of color;older undocumented immigrants and health;caregiving and social networks of Latino older adults;National Social Life, Health and Aging Project NSHAP;Dementia care;lifestyle intervention and physical activity;COVID and health resilience among older Latinos;demographic research on aging in Mexico and the United States
Part I: Introduction- Three Decades of Research.- Chapter 1. Aging and Health in the Americas: Past, Present and Future Research on the U.S. Hispanic and Mexican Populations.- Part II: Cognition: Conceptual and Measurement Issues.- Chapter 2. Acculturation in Context: A Framework for Investigating Cognitive and Brain Aging in People of Hispanic and Latin American Descent.- Chapter 3. Reconstructing Resilience in Cognitive Aging in Mexico and Latino Communities in the United States: Consensus Agenda Findings and Recommendations.- Chapter 4. Resilient Cognitive Aging in Latinx and Mexican American Populations.- Chapter 5. Contextualizing the Effects of Stress on Cognitive Health in U.S. Latinx Adults.- Part III: Sociocultural Influences on Health.- Chapter 6. Alzheimer's Disease Among Communities of Color: The Role of Place for Brain Health Equity.- Chapter 7. Heritage, Birthplace, Age at Migration, and Education as Life Course Mechanisms Influencing Cognitive Aging among Latinos.- Chapter 8. The Mediterranean and MIND Dietary Patterns: Associations with Cognition and Psychological Distress Among Latinos.- Part IV: Ethnicity, Migration and Healthful Aging.- Chapter 9. Impact of comorbidity on cognitive function of possible vascular origin.- Chapter 10. Resilient Communities: Aging in Place.- Chapter 11. Impact of Ethnic Enclaves on Life-Space Mobility for the Oldest Mexican Americans.- Chapter 12. Dementia Trends and Health-Care Access Among Older Latinx Adults During the COVID-19 Pandemic.- Part V: Policy and Health /Aging Policy in Mexico and the U.S.- Chapter 13. Income Supplements and Subjective Life Expectancy for Low-Income Older Adults.- Chapter 14. Noncontributory Pensions as Human Rights in Mexico.- Chapter 15. Health Insurance Coverage and Forgoing Care in Mexico: The Role of Seguro Popular.- Chapter 16. Health Equity and Aging in the Hispanic/Latino Population of the United States.
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resilience on aging and health in Latino populations;Mexican and Mexican American populations;resilience factors;Healthy aging;aging, health and longevity in Mexico and United States;population trends and emerging health issues;social and health correlates of cognitive performance;cognitive reserve in young and older adults;physical disorder and aging;cognitive and cardiovascular health in older Latinos;effects of stress on cognitive health in U.S. Latinos;biological aging in adult populations;Alzheimer's disease among communities of color;older undocumented immigrants and health;caregiving and social networks of Latino older adults;National Social Life, Health and Aging Project NSHAP;Dementia care;lifestyle intervention and physical activity;COVID and health resilience among older Latinos;demographic research on aging in Mexico and the United States
