Objective: The link between marital quality and cellular aging remains underexplored. This
study examined how both positive and negative marital quality were associated with salivary …

Social epidemiology posits that chronic stress from social determinants will lead to a
prolonged inflammatory response that may induce accelerated aging as measured, for …

Telomere length is often used in studies of adults as a biomarker of cellular aging and an
indicator of stress exposure. However, we know little about how telomeres change over time …

During adolescence, students increasingly report suffering from stress and school burnout,
which poses a risk to students' healthy development. However, social support may …

Evidence shows that being left behind experience (LBE) during childhood may increase the
risks of poor psychopathological outcomes. However, it is unclear to what extent the mental …

Loneliness is linked to declining physical health across cardiovascular, inflammatory,
metabolic, and cognitive domains. As a result, loneliness is increasingly being recognized …

Within current mental healthcare practices, a reliable mechanism is needed for transitioning
therapeutic interventions into long-term habit formation. While a sizeable body of literature …

This book reviews theoretical explanations for how social circumstances ultimately affect
health and longevity. The final step in the causal chain, addressed in this chapter, involves …

We read with interest Stern's Cognitive Reserve (CR) model (2012) and his works along the
years. According to Stern, CR proxies refer to different individual cognitive and …

Telomere length (TL) is widely studied as a possible biomarker for stress-related cellular
aging and decreased longevity. There have been conflicting findings about the relationship …