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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Mar 5.
Published in final edited form as: Twin Res Hum Genet. 2019 Sep 23;22(6):809–816. doi: 10.1017/thg.2019.76

Table 3:

Number of the 18 IGEMS studies with key variables

Variables Number of Studies
Socioeconomic Status
Occupation: International Standard Classification of Occupations 18
Education: International Standard Classification of Education 18
Financial strain 12
Early life SES/Parental Education 15
Marital status 18
Physical Health
Measured Blood Pressure 7
Measured Grip Strength 8
Measured Lung Function 8
Weight, height, Body Mass Index 18
Self-reported diseases (Cumulative Illness) 17
Vascular Risk (hypertension and diabetes) 14
Stroke and cardiovascular disease 13
Mortality 16
Measured Motor function and balance 10
ADL/IADL 7
Subjective Health 18
Cognitive Health
Cognitive test scores 16
Young adult cognitive ability 12
Mini-Mental State Examination or Telephone Interview for Cognitive Status 13
Clinical dementia diagnoses 6
Emotional Health
Anxiety (Symptoms) 10
Depression (Symptoms) 16
Subjective Well-Being 13
Loneliness 15
Health Behaviors
Physical/Leisure activity 15
Alcohol, smoking 18