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Lauren Nicholas (Michigan) et al find advance directives may improve care, cut costs at end of life

Aug 19, 2020

This piece reports on the work of Lauren Nicholas, Kenneth Langa, Theodore Iwashyna, and David Weir, as published in the [*Journal of the American Medical Association* (2011)](http://jama.ama-assn.org/content/306/13/1447.abstract). The researchers found that,...

Robert F. Schoeni (Michigan) discusses AJPH article on early childhood links to mid-life health

Aug 19, 2020

Bob Schoeni and Rucker Johnson found that low birth-weight children (under 5.5 lbs) were much more likely than their counterparts to have asthma, hypertension, diabetes, stroke, heart attack, and heart disease as adults. Those who grew up in poverty were also more...

William H. Frey (Michigan) says upcoming retirees “may not run with the herd,” but many will still move to Florida

Aug 19, 2020

Bill Frey says Florida will continue to be a magnet for U.S. retirees, although a smaller proportion of the Baby Boom cohort than the prior cohort may choose to relocate there upon retirement.
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The Coordinating Center is funded by the National Institute on Aging (R24AG066588) and is located in the University of Michigan Institute for Social Research
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