Collected Dataset / Lc65_Sample3_Followup1

The population is composed of non-institutionalized males and females aged 65 to 70 in 2014 (birth year 1944 to 1948).

Follow-up yearly questionnaires repeated a large set of baseline questions to assess longitudinal changes (e.g. self-rated health status), but also introduced additional measures over time as they became more relevant (e.g. memory difficulties). The frequency at which questions were repeated ranged from every year to every 5 years (e.g. sleep). In parallel, ad-hoc surveys were regularly conducted on topics such as sexuality (2007), falls (falls diary, 2011), quality of life (2011), care and medication (2012), the new national adult protection law (2014) and COVID-19 (2020). File linkage with death certificates, possibly with hospital discharge records if feasible were completed until death or refusal.