Our work leverages population data to help government and healthcare organizations make a meaningful impact. We combine rigorous scholarship, transformative mentorship, and technical excellence to surface insights that improve the lives of individuals.
Alexander Chaitoff, MD, MPH
University of Michigan School of Medicine
Yi Chen, PhD
Rush Alzheimer’s Disease Center, Rush University
Monica E. Walters, PhD, MA
University of Michigan Department of Psychology
Higher income is linked to greater cognitive reserve in older adults, underscoring its role in healthy cognitive aging.
This resource offers harmonized BRFSS data to support research on cognitive functioning and caregiving. The datasets are organized with consistent variables and documentation to enable analysis across years and states, with downloadable data files and supporting materials for research use.
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