Dung Le

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Sophia University

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Dr. Dung Le is an Adjunct Lecturer at Sophia University in Japan. His research focuses on elder abuse, intimate partner violence, and the intergenerational effects of education and retirement on health and well-being, particularly in the context of Vietnam. Recent publications include studies on the causal effects of elder abuse on depression and the impact of retirement on long-term care choices among older individuals.

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How does self-rated health differ among older men and women: evidence from Vietnam

Open Date: 2015-04-01

Close Date: 2016-04-01

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Takayuki Ando

Keio University School of Medicine

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Nekehia Quashie

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Seitaro Fujishima

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Keio University School of Medicine

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Keio University

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Causal effects of elder abuse on depression: a longitudinal analysis in Vietnam

The intergenerational effects of intimate partner violence on child development

The impact of retirement on long-term care choices among older persons in Vietnam

Does Retirement Improve Cognitive Functioning? Causal Evidence From Vietnam

Intergenerational effects of education on child mortality: Evidence from the compulsory primary schooling law in Vietnam

The Impact of Intimate Partner Violence on Healthcare Utilization: Evidence From Vietnam

The Effects of Caring for Grandchildren on Health and Well‐Being of Grandparents: Evidence From Vietnam

Explaining Socioeconomic Inequality in Psychological Well-being among Older People: A Comparison between Vietnam and Myanmar

The Effects of Spousal Caregiving on Middle-Age and Older Caregivers’ Health and Well-Being: Evidence From Vietnam

Socioeconomic Inequalities in Intimate Partner Violence: Evidence from Vietnam

Re: Letter to the Editor of Public Health in response to ‘Effect of influenza vaccine subsidies for older adults on vaccination coverage and mortality before and during the COVID-19 pandemic: An ecological study in Japan’

Wealth inequalities in physical and cognitive impairments across Japan and Europe: the role of health expenditure and infrastructure

Understanding the effects of informal caregiving on health and well-being: Heterogeneity and mechanisms

Effect of influenza vaccine subsidies for older adults on vaccination coverage and mortality before and during the COVID-19 pandemic: an ecological study in Japan

What do outlet’s and provider’s characteristics mean for family planning consumers? A comparative study of Kenya, Nigeria and Uganda

Modeling count data for health care utilization: an empirical study of outpatient visits among Vietnamese older people

Modeling count data for health care utilization: an empirical study of outpatient visits among Vietnamese older people

Socio-economic-related health inequality in non-communicable diseases among older people in Viet Nam

DETERMINANTS AND RISK-TAKING BEHAVIOUR OF OUTSOURCING INNOVATION DECISION AND INTENSITY IN VIETNAM: MAKE, PURE OR HYBRID?

DETERMINANTS AND RISK-TAKING BEHAVIOUR OF OUTSOURCING INNOVATION DECISION AND INTENSITY IN VIETNAM: MAKE, PURE OR HYBRID?

Elder Abuse in Vietnam: A Gender Perspective

Decomposing gender inequality in functional disability among older people in Vietnam

Decomposing gender inequality in functional disability among older people in Vietnam

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Takayuki Ando

Nekehia Quashie

Seitaro Fujishima

Yoko Ibuka

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