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The initial HRS cohort was recruited in 1992 and consisted of residents of the United States of America aged 51–61 years [33]. At baseline, the number of participants was 12,652 (participation rate 81.6%), and the cohort has been followed up biennially. The follow-up participation rates among baseline participants who were alive and had not requested to be removed from the sample varied between 85.4 and 89.6% from 1994 to 2014 [34]. Data collections 2000–2012 were included in the analysis dataset.
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