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Latest papers
Six-year trajectories of social participation and connection among aging women and men: Comparison and best predictors from the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging (CLSA)
Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics · 2026
Latest funding
- $35,364
Understanding Risk of Financial Abuse Among Older Adults in Black Communities
SSHRC · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $69,287
Examining the Mediation of Economic, Environmental, and Social Disparities in Mobility Decline Among Visible Minority and Non-Minority Older Canadians: A CLSA-Based Analysis
CIHR · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $33,612
Substance Free Logical Phonology
SSHRC · 2024 · Co-investigator
1 publications.
Six-year trajectories of social participation and connection among aging women and men: Comparison and best predictors from the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging (CLSA)
Levasseur M, Naud D, Dubois M-F, Taylor H, Généreux M, Cossette B, Griffith LE, Lanthier-Labonté S, Wister A
Understanding Risk of Financial Abuse Among Older Adults in Black Communities
Principal investigators: Burnes, David
Keywords: Elder Financial Abuse; Black Older Adults; Risk Factors; Prevention; Qualitative; Quantitative
Examining the Mediation of Economic, Environmental, and Social Disparities in Mobility Decline Among Visible Minority and Non-Minority Older Canadians: A CLSA-Based Analysis
Principal investigators: Kalu, Michael E
Keywords: Mobility Determinants; Socio-Cultural And Economic Variables; Visible Minority
Substance Free Logical Phonology
Principal investigators: Reiss, Charles D.
Keywords: phonology; universal grammar; linguistics
Trajectories of social participation and connection according to individual and environmental characteristics in aging adults: Longitudinal analyses of the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging (CLSA)
Principal investigators: Levasseur, Mélanie; Lanthier-Labonté, Stéphanie
Keywords: Aging And Older Adults; Canadian Longitudinal Study On Aging; Community Integration & Living; Health And Well-Being Promotion; Prevention Of Autonomy Loss; Resiliency And Lifecycle Of Older Canadians; Secondary Analysis; Social Isolation & Exclusion, Or Marginalization; Social Participation, Wellness And Health In Older Adults; Trajectories
Understanding Loneliness and Physiologic Dysregulation among Older Adults: Differences by Sex, Social Support, and Sleep
Principal investigators: Taylor, Harry
Keywords: Allostatic Load; Loneliness; Older Adults/Aging; Sex; Sleep; Social Support
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