Among the 5647 adults aged 55 years or older (51.5% women), the mean (SD) age was 63.2 years (4.9); 71.2% were retired and 66% declared a good general health status (data not shown). For participants 60–64 years old, 12.8% of women were working as compared with 18.7% of men (Table 1). For participants 55–59 years old, 36.0% of men were retired as compared with 23.6% of women. Among those ≥ 70 years old, 46.3% of men had a university education and 10.9% were single as compared with 36.9% and 35.3% of women, respectively. Among those 65–69 years, 29.6% of men never smoked as compared with 64.1% of women.