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1 Annual Review of Gerontology and Geriatrics Life-Course Perspectives on Late-Life Health Inequalities VOLUME 29, 2009 Volume Editors TONI C. ANTONUCCI, PhD JAMES S. JACKSON, PhD Series Editors K. WARNER SCHAIE, PhD HARVEY L. STERNS, PhD SPRINGER PUBLISHING COMPANY New York
2 Contents About the Volume Editors Contributors Previous Volumes in the Series Acknowledgments Introduction χ xii xv xvi xvii Section I: Frameworks for Understanding Late-Life Health Disparities 1 Theories of Aging From a Life-Course and Life-Span Perspective: An Overview 3 Heather Fuller-Iglesias, Jacqui Smith, and Toni C. Antonucci Major Themes in the Life-Course and Life-Span Perspectives on Aging Themes in Life-Course Research Themes in Life-Span Research Life-Course and Life-Span Themes Cumulative Equalities and Disparities on Weil-Being and Health Conclusion What Can Life-Course Epidemiology Tell Us About Health Inequalities in Old Age? 27 Μ. Μaria Glymour, Karen A. Ertel, and Lisa F. Berkman General Concepts and Methods in Life-Course Epidemiology 28
3 i Contents Effects of SEP Across the Life-Course on Cardiovascular Outcomes 33 Effects of SEP Across the Life-Course on Cognitive Outcomes 35 Stability of SEP Across the Life-Course 41 What Interventions or Policies Have Successfully Changed SEP? 42 Priority Areas for Future Research 46 Conclusions and Implications 46 3 Biobehavioral Aspects on Late-Life Morbidities 57 Keith E. Whitfield, Lea Bromell, Gary Bennett, and Christopher L Edwards Perceived Stress and Health 59 Stress and Diabetes 62 Stress and Memory 63 Hypertension and Cognition 65 Physical Activity and Health 67 Conclusions 68 Section II: Examples of Specific Health Morbidity Inequalities in Late Life 4 Epidemiology of Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease: The Emergence of Health Disparities Over the Life Span 77 Βriana Mezuk Patterning of Cardiometabolic Disorders Over the Life Span 79 Proximal Risk Factors for Cardiometabolic Disorders 85 Determinants of Health Disparities Over the Life Span 89 Conclusion 92 5 Genetic Influences on Disparities in Hypertension and Obesity in Late Life 99 Jacquelyn Y. Taylor Prevalence of Hypertension Among African Americans 100 Environmental (Lifestyle) Risks for Hypertension 101 Genetic Precursors for Hypertension Among African Americans 103
4 Contents vii Gene-Environment Interactions for Hypertension 105 Co-Morbidities Associated With Genetic and Environmental Risks for Hypertension (Target Organ Damage) 105 Current and Future Trends for Hypertension Genetics Research 106 Conclusion 108 Section III: Disparities in Cognition and Health in Late Life 6 Disparities in Dementia in Later Life Among African Americans: The Role of Early Life Experiences and Limited Opportunities 115 Peter A. Lichtenberg Life Course and Cognitive Functioning 117 Aging, Cognition, and African Americans 119 Cognitive Screening and African Americans Cognition and Health Disparities Over the Life Course: Longevity as an Example 131 Lindsay H. Ryan and Jacqui Smith Research on Late-Life Cognition and Longevity-Mortality Risk 133 Research on Early-Life Cognition, Health, and Longevity 141 Theoretical Perspectives on Cognition-Longevity Associations 142 Outlook 150 Section IV: Functional Limitations and Responses to Stress in Late Life 8 Chronic Stress and the Role of Coping Behaviors in Health Inequalities 161 Kiarri N. Kershaw, Jane A. Rafferty, Cleopatra M. Abdou, Sha Juan Colbert, Katherine M. Knight, and James S.Jackson Chronic Stress and the ΗΡΑ Axis 162 Religiosity-Spirituality and Chronic Stress 164 Mastery and Chronic Stress 166 Physical Activity and Chronic Stress 167 Meditation and Chronic Stress 168 Social Support and Chronic Stress 170 Conclusions 172
5 iii Contents 9 Arthritis and Health Inequalities in Blacks and Latinos 181 Jessica M. McIlvane What Is Arthritis, and Why Are Arthritis Inequalities Important? 182 Racial-Ethnic Disparities in Arthritis 184 Potential Contributors to Arthritis Health Disparities 186 Who Perseveres? Protective Factors Across the Life Span 192 Future Directions 193 Concluding Comments 196 Section V: Contextual Influences on Health Disparities in Late Life 10 Between-person Disparities in the Progression of Late-Life Well-Being 205 Denis Gerstorf, Nilam Ram, Elizabeth Fauth, Jürgen Schupp, and Gert G. Wagner The Progression of Late-Life Well-Being: Normative Trends and Between-person Disparities 206 Disparities in the Progression of Late-Life Well-Being: The Role of Individual Factors 214 Disparities in the Progression of Late-Life Well-Being: Moving Beyond the Individual Level 219 Summary and Outlook Work, Retirement, Race, and Health Disparities 233 Edna Brown The Link Between Work, Retirement, and Health Disparities 235 Preretirement Work, Health, and Economic Conditions 237 The Retirement Years 240 Conclusions and Implications Cross National Disparities and Disabilities 251 Philippa Clarke and Jacqui Smith Cultural Differences in Health: Insights From Cross-National Research 252 The Life Course in a Cultural Context 253 Life-Course Psychological Resources as Moderators of Health Disparities 255
6 Contents ix Health and Control Across Older Adults in the United States and England 256 Summary: Socioeconomic Disparities in Disability and the Modifying Effect of Control 264 Section VI: Approaches to Public Policies to Address Health Disparities in Late Life 13 Health Care Reform and Health Disparities: Reasons for Hope? 275 Toni E Miles Health Disparities, Legislation, and Public Health Research 280 Health Disparities Legislation 282 Prospective Studies and Newly Enacted Legislation 287 Conclusion 288 Index 293
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Annual Review of Gerontology and Geriatrics Life-Course Perspectives on Late-Life Health Inequalities VOLUME 29, 2009 Volume Editors TONI C. ANTONUCCI, PhD JAMES S. JACKSON, PhD Series Editors K. WARNER
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