Mapping neurological conditions in Canada: Leveraging a decade of CLSA data The CLSA was launched in 2010 and is collecting detailed physical health, mental health,... Learn More
Retinal vessel traits as biomarkers for systemic small vessel disease: Are they valid surrogate outcomes? We reported that retinal vessel width and curvature were related to age-related macular degeneration... Learn More
Unmet healthcare needs in aging Canadians: Characterizing trajectories to address gaps in access and equity Many older Canadians have complex health needs and require healthcare services to stay independent... Learn More
Enhancing the utility of CLSA cognitive measures: Handling non-ignorable missing data for more accurate inferences Understanding how cognitive function changes as people age is a key objective of aging... Learn More
Latent profiles of social support as predictors of physical activity in older adults: A person-centered approach using evidence from the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging Physical activity (PA) and social connection are key to healthy aging, yet PA declines... Learn More
The association between depressive symptoms and unmet healthcare needs among older adults with chronic back pain: A population-based cohort study using CLSA data Chronic back pain is common among older adults and can significantly affect daily functioning... Learn More
Supplement use, nutritional biomarkers and health outcomes among older adults > 50 years in Canada, Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging As people get older, maintaining good nutrition becomes increasingly important for staying healthy and... Learn More
Pain trajectories and associated risk factors among older adults with a history of cancer in the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging Advances in early diagnosis and treatment have improved cancer survival and longevity. However, long-term... Learn More
Urban environments to support healthy cognitive aging Cognitive functioning impacts older adults’ wellbeing, quality of life, and ability to live independently.... Learn More
Midlife risk factors for cognitive decline across diverse Canadian populations: Evidence from the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging Dementia risk is shaped by factors that accumulate over time, many of which emerge... Learn More
Dietary patterns, cardiopreventive medications and cognitive decline: The Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging Cognitive decline is a growing public health concern as populations age. Many of the... Learn More
Evaluating and improving missing data handling in ERA-GEE: A simulation and empirical study with high-dimensional longitudinal data Missing data are a common challenge in longitudinal studies such as the Canadian Longitudinal... Learn More
