Social network index and its association with cognitive impairment and depressive symptoms in healthy older adults: Age-stratified analysis
Key Points
Cognitive impairment is significantly associated with a low social network index among healthy older adults, highlighting its importance.
In participants aged 65 and above, the research shows a notable decrease in cognitive function corresponding to lower social network scores.
This analysis utilizes age-stratified methodologies across various age groups to assess cognitive and depressive outcomes related to social engagement.
The findings emphasize the necessity of promoting social engagement to potentially mitigate cognitive decline, especially in older age.
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