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Obesity, Depression, and Employment Related Outcomes Among Workers Near Retirement

机译：退休工人的肥胖，抑郁和与就业相关的结果

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Obese individuals with comorbid depression face greater risks of atrophied health status alongside the associated adverse consequences, such as limitations of daily living and/or work related activities. This study uses the U.S. Health and Retirement Study database to investigate the likelihood of early retirement decisions (before age 62) of older working-age adults (ages 50 to 62). We find that obese subjects with comorbid depression are significantly more likely to reduce work-hours and seek early retirement. Survival models confirm the negative association between obesity with comorbid depression and the duration to early retirement. The bidirectional association between obesity and depression suggest that more carefully designed public policy interventions are necessary for improving the labor market attachments of the older working-age adults that are obese and clinically depressed.
机译：患有合并抑郁症的肥胖个体面临着萎缩性健康状况的更大风险以及相关的不良后果，例如日常生活的限制和/或与工作有关的活动。这项研究使用美国健康与退休研究数据库来调查年龄较大的成年工作年龄段（50至62岁）的提前退休决定（62岁之前）的可能性。我们发现，患有合并症抑郁症的肥胖患者更有可能减少工作时间并寻求提前退休。生存模型证实了肥胖与合并抑郁症之间的负相关性与提早退休的持续时间之间存在负相关。肥胖与抑郁之间的双向关联表明，为改善肥胖和临床抑郁的老年劳动年龄成年人的劳动力市场依存度，需要设计更精心设计的公共政策干预措施。

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