Education Studies for Healthy Aging Research Workshop

Education Studies for Healthy Aging Research Workshop

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Looking for cohort data collected from large, diverse, nationally-representative samples of Americans followed from high school through mid/late life that are ideal for studying the social and biological pathways through which education and other early life factors shape later life cognition and health? The Education Studies for Healthy Aging (EdSHARe) project has you covered and they are offering a workshop about the data prior to the Society of Epidemiological Research (SER) meetings!

  • The SER EdSHARe workshop will be held on Tuesday, June 18th 1p – 5p CT in Austin, TX at the Austin Marriott Downtown
  • Questions about EdSHARe, the pre-PAA workshop, or this scholarship?  Please email info [at] edshareproject [dot] org.

To register, navigate to “Registration Information” on the SER website. Click “Workshop Registration”, and after filling out the registration form, scroll down through ‘Workshop Registration’ and select: “EdSHARe: New Prospective Cohort Data for Research on the Effects of Education on Late-life Cognition, Health, and Mortality”.


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