Longitudinal Ageing Study in India - LASI

Longitudinal Ageing Study in India - LASI The LASI is India's first & world's largest-ever ageing study for the older population in INDIA.

LASI focuses on the health, economic, and social well-being of India's elderly population. The concept of LASI is comparable to the Health and Retirement Study (HRS) in the United States and is appropriately harmonized with other health and retirement studies such as SHARE, ELSA & MHAS, including its sister surveys in Asia. The most recent is the Korean Longitudinal Study on Ageing (KLoSA), the Ja

panese Study of Aging and Retirement (JSTAR), and the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study (CHARLS). This comparability allows cross-country comparison of these surveys. Additionally, LASI considers the features that are unique to India, including its institutional and cultural characteristics. The LASI is India’s first and the largest amongst the global HRS family. LASI is a national landmark in scientific research, which facilitates an improved comprehension of India’s adult health problems and population ageing processes and the design of appropriate evidence-based policies for adults and older people. This study provides sufficient statistical information required to test hypotheses in subpopulations of interest. LASI data can improve scientific knowledge and enlighten policymakers in India as well as around the world. The internationally harmonized data are useful for cross-national comparative research studies on ageing. The LASI is a full-scale national survey of scientific investigation of the health, economic, and social determinants and consequences of population ageing in India. The LASI is a nationally representative survey over 72,000 older adults age 45 and above across all states and union territories of India. LASI is envisioned to be conducted every 3 years for the next 25 years. It is well-positioned to evaluate the effect of changing policies on the behavioural outcomes in India.

📸✨ Highlights from the 3rd Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) Meeting for LASI Wave 2, held at IIPS, Mumbai, on 17th Jan...
27/01/2025

📸✨ Highlights from the 3rd Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) Meeting for LASI Wave 2, held at IIPS, Mumbai, on 17th January 2025!

The meeting was graced by esteemed experts and ministry officials, who contributed valuable insights and suggestions to strengthen research on health and ageing in India.

Here are some glimpses of the discussions and moments from the event! 🌟

Stay tuned for more updates from LASI Wave 2!

📢✨ Update from LASI !The 3rd Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) Meeting for LASI Wave 2 was successfully held at IIPS, M...
27/01/2025

📢✨ Update from LASI !
The 3rd Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) Meeting for LASI Wave 2 was successfully held at IIPS, Mumbai, on 17th January 2025.

The meeting brought together esteemed experts and ministry officials, who shared valuable insights and guidance to propel the project forward, ensuring impactful research on health and ageing in India.

Stay tuned for more updates on LASI Wave 2! 🌟

MoU exchanged between IIPS & MoHFW, Govt. of India for LASI Wave 2, reinforcing our commitment to impactful health resea...
27/01/2025

MoU exchanged between IIPS & MoHFW, Govt. of India for LASI Wave 2, reinforcing our commitment to impactful health research & policy-making. 🌟

🌟 Join Our Team! 🌟The Longitudinal Ageing Study in India (LASI) Wave 2 Project is hiring! We’re looking for passionate p...
10/01/2025

🌟 Join Our Team! 🌟

The Longitudinal Ageing Study in India (LASI) Wave 2 Project is hiring! We’re looking for passionate professionals to work at the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, New Delhi.

🔹 Open Positions:
1️⃣ Sr. Project Officer (Health)
2️⃣ Sr. Project Officer
3️⃣ Project Officer

🗓️ Application Deadline: 26th January 2025
📧 How to Apply: Send your CV along with a completed application forms

These are temporary, project-based roles with great opportunities to contribute to a national health initiative.

👉 For more details, refer to the attached advertisement - https://iipsindia.ac.in/lasi

Don’t miss this chance to make a difference! 🙌

The last date for Submission of Bid for the Selection of Field Agencies for LASI Wave 2 is extended upto 16th Dec,2024-11.00AM on the GeM

-= Symposium =-INTERNATIONAL DAY OF OLDER PERSONS 2024Theme: Ageing with Dignity: The Importance of Strengthening Care a...
26/09/2024

-= Symposium =-
INTERNATIONAL DAY OF OLDER PERSONS 2024

Theme: Ageing with Dignity: The Importance of Strengthening Care and Support Systems for Older Persons

1st October 2024, at IIPS (2.00-PM)

-: Speakers :-
Ms. Meenakshi Menon, Founder, GenSxty Tribe
Dr.Prem Narasimhan, Geriatrician, Jaslok Hospital
Dr. Anagha Tendulkar, Sociologist, Sophia College
Ms. Gargi Sandu, Co-founder, Goodfellows

The 15th Prof. P N Mari Bhat Memorial Lecture, delivered by Prof. Lalit Dandona, on 2nd March 2023 at the campus of the ...
29/03/2023

The 15th Prof. P N Mari Bhat Memorial Lecture, delivered by Prof. Lalit Dandona, on 2nd March 2023 at the campus of the International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS), Mumbai.

This memorial lecture was delivered on the topic of "Estimation of Subnational Demographic and Disease Burden Trends in India: Opportunities, Challenges, and Capacity Building".

The 15th Prof. P N Mari Bhat Memorial Lecture, delivered by Prof. Lalit Dandona, on 2nd March 2023 at the campus of the International Institute for Populatio...

The 12th Prof. Asha A. Bhende Memorial Lecture, organized by IIPS, was delivered by Prof Angel Foster of the University ...
29/03/2023

The 12th Prof. Asha A. Bhende Memorial Lecture, organized by IIPS, was delivered by Prof Angel Foster of the University of Ottawa, Canada,
This lecture was delivered on 21st Feb 2023 at the campus of the International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS), Mumbai.

This memorial lecture was delivered by Prof. Angel Foster on the topic of "Abortion, politics, and the pill that promised to change everything. The global journey of mifepristone".

The 12th Prof. Asha A. Bhende Memorial Lecture, organized by IIPS, was delivered by Prof Angel Foster of the University of Ottawa, Canada, on 21st Feb 2023 a...

New Research - Study using data from Longitudinal Ageing Study in India - LASI and   estimates that 8.8 million Indians ...
02/02/2023

New Research - Study using data from
Longitudinal Ageing Study in India - LASI and estimates that 8.8 million Indians older than 60 years have .

Check it out!

Introduction Prior estimates of dementia prevalence in India were based on samples from selected communities, inadequately representing the national and state populations. Methods From the Longitu...

The 21st, Professor C. Chandrasekaran Memorial Lecturewas delivered on 23rd December 2022 by Prof. Jinkook Lee, Universi...
06/01/2023

The 21st, Professor C. Chandrasekaran Memorial Lecture
was delivered on 23rd December 2022 by
Prof. Jinkook Lee, University of Southern California

on the topic of :
Ageing Populations and Dementia: Global Challenge, Local Insights

Video link :

The 21st, Professor C. Chandrasekaran Memorial Lecturewas delivered on 23rd December 2022 by Prof. Jinkook Lee, University of Southern Californiaon the topic...

30/12/2022

Applications are invited for the position of Sr. Project Officer - Research & Project Officer - Research under the WHO-SAGE India Project at IIPS.

Last date:31st Dec 2022
Email : [email protected]

https://www.iipsindia.ac.in/sites/default/files/SPO_0.pdf
https://www.iipsindia.ac.in/sites/default/files/PO.pdf

Key findings from Longitudinal Ageing Study in India - LASI wave 1 : Results from self-reports of chronic diseases with ...
19/12/2022

Key findings from Longitudinal Ageing Study in India - LASI wave 1 : Results from self-reports of chronic diseases with diagnosis highlight the high prevalence rates of CVDs, diabetes, lung diseases, musculoskeletal diseases, vision impairments, hearing problems, and mental health disorders among the older adult population in India.

These results confirm the estimates from the Global Burden of Disease Study (ISDBS 2017), several regionally focused studies (Mote 2016), and the rising burden of NCDs in India. The LASI results also support the fi ndings of previous studies that India’s escalating burden of NCD are contributed by the large burden of behavioral, metabolic, biological, and environmental risk factors (WHO 2021; ISDBS 2017). These are preventable and modifiable risk factors that include physical inactivity, to***co and alcohol use, high-risk BMI, high-risk waist–hip ratio, raised blood pressure, and high cholesterol in addition to indoor and ambient air pollution (WHO 2021).

Check this paper : https://www.epw.in/journal/2022/49/special-articles/longitudinal-ageing-study-india%C2%A0wave-1-2017%E2%80%9318.html

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