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                  The impact of rural intergenerational care on the health of middle⁃
                                               aged and elderly adults


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                                JIANG Zicheng ,LI Dexun ,FU Zhiting ,LIU Huan ,DENG Jing     1,2
                  1. School of Pharmaceutical Economics and Management,Anhui University of Traditional Chinese Medicine,Hefei 230012;
               2. Anhui Provincial Key Laboratory of Philosophy and Social Sciences,Data Science and Traditional Chinese Medicine Innovation
                                                and Development,Hefei 230012,China
                   Abstract:Intergenerational care is becoming increasingly common in rural areas due to the increase of
               young and middle⁃aged laborers from rural families migrating to urban areas to work and the impact of the“three
               ⁃child policy”. Based on the data from the 2018 China Health and Elderly Care Longitudinal Survey(CHARLS),
               this paper used OLS and 2SLS regression models to study the effects of intergenerational care in rural areas on
               self⁃rated health status,daily activity ability impairment,and mental health status of middle⁃aged and elderly
               adults. The results found that providing intergenerational care had no significant effect on the self⁃rated health of
               middle⁃aged and elderly adults. There is a positive contribution to both daily activities impairment and mental
               health status. Heterogeneity analysis showed that intergenerational care had a more significant effect on female
               middle⁃aged and older adults than males,with the age heterogeneity mainly manifested in the daily activity
               ability. Therefore,we should rationalize the value and role of middle⁃aged and elderly adults in family life at
               the family level. At the same time, we should also pay attention to the physical and mental health
               characteristics of different age groups. At the social level,we should improve the security systems such as
               medical and pension insurance. We should also introduce policy systems and financial compensation measures
               for middle⁃aged and elderly intergenerational care families to take advantage of rural intergenerational care on
               the health of middle⁃aged and elderly adults.
                   Key words:intergenerational care;middle aged and elderly;self ⁃ rated health;daily activity ability;
               depression status;CHARLS;rural area
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