Chinese Health, Aging, and Policy Program
Improving the Health and Well-being of Chinese Families
It’s Not Your Model Minority: The PINE Study Reveals the Challenges U.S. Chinese Aging Population Facing
Dr. XinQi Dong was awarded the Ewald W. Busse Research Award
Dr. XinQi Dong Earns GSA’s 2017 M. Powell Lawton Award
The Chinese Health, Aging, and Policy Program is built on a collaborative partnership between Rutgers Institute for Health, Health Care Policy and Aging Research, Northwestern University, and community-based social services agencies.
We are excited about our new special issue fully published in July. Now alsp available online.
The study reports provide our research findings regarding Chinese families in the greater Chicago area.
The PINE newsletter provides updates about our work, as well as spotlights on our staff, community partners, and participants.
Chicago guide provides information about health insurance, health tips, legal clinic, and others.
Dr. Vania Leung hosted a community seminar to raise the awareness of depression
Our team participated in 2017 IAGG conference, and presented our research results.
It’s Not Your Model Minority: The PINE Study Reveals the Challenges U.S. Chinese Aging Population Facing
Our new special issue published on The Journal of Gerontology: Medical Sciences is released. The electronic version can be accessed through JGMS website.
Read this issue to know how Ms. Kuan managed her heart disease with exercise.
The PINE Study is a community-based participatory population study in the greater Chicago area, investigating more than 3,100 older adults to better understand thier health and well-being.
The PIETY Study aims to understand the health of Chinese adult children and the potential factors impacting the health and well-being of their older parents.
If you are interested in using our data, please submit your data sharing request.
Please refer to codebooks to see our survey instruments and corresponding codes for data analysis.