ArticleSalud publica de Mexico2023
Living arrangements and socioeconomic-based health disparities in Mexico.
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Abstract
objectiveTo investigate the role living arrangements play in the co-dynamics of socioeconomic position and health in the latter part of life. MATERIALS AND
methodsBased on longitudinal data from the Mexican Health and Aging Study (MHAS), latent class analysis (LCA) and locally weighted regressions, in this article we estimate age trajectories to examine the degree to which wealth and health-related outcomes correlate with typical living arrangement dynamics.
resultsMain results suggest a complex dynamic relationship between living arrangements and social inequalities in health, with important differences by sex, unlike mortality trends as they appear to diverge with differences in wealth regardless of household structure.
conclusionsOur methodological approach provides new insights regarding the likely effect household structure plays when analyzing the dynamics of social inequality. To date, this is the first longitudinal analysis to offer this kind of empirical evidence for the region.
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