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From: Patricia Crowley <[log in to unmask]>
Organization: Epidemiology & Public Health, UCL

International Centre for Health & Society, UCL
2004 Seminar Series

You are invited to attend

Monday 09 February 5.00pm (followed by drinks at 6pm)

Dr Marcus Richards
MRC National Survey of Health & Development, UCL.

'Cognition, health and survival'

Abstract
The positive association between educational attainment and health is
well known.  The most frequently discussed causal pathways are those
linking education to better material circumstances, healthier
behaviours, higher social capital, and greater mental well-being.
Less well understood, however, is the extent to which education is a
proxy for cognitive ability.  Evidence is gradually accumulating from
cohort studies that lower cognitive ability in childhood is
associated with earlier mortality, and it is also increasingly clear
that cognitive ability is associated with physical function in the
general population.  This talk will examine, in a broad context,
links between cognition, health and survival, and how these links may
be interpreted.

Dr Richards is an MRC staff scientist and a psychologist by
background, although he has been working in epidemiology for many
years, mainly focusing on cognitive ageing.

RSVP seminar attendance by 06/02/04 (indicating any special needs and
for directions to the seminar room).
E-mail: [log in to unmask]

Ms Patricia Crowley
Dept of Epidemiology & Public Health, UCL
1 - 19 Torrington Place, London  WC1E  6BT
T: (International code +44 20) or (Domestic code 020) 76791708
F: (International code +44 20) or (Domestic code 020) 7813 0280
 New Masters course offered see: www.ucl.ac.uk/healthandsociety

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