Social networks are the persons surrounding a patient who provide support, circulate
information, and influence health behaviors. For patients seen by neurologists, social …

Background and Purpose: Social networks influence human health and disease through
direct biological and indirect psychosocial mechanisms. They have particular importance in …

Every patient is embedded in a social network of interpersonal connections that influence
health outcomes. Neurologists routinely need to engage with a patient's family and friends …

Social networks are conduits of support, information, and health behavior flows. Existing
measures of social networks used in clinical research are typically summative scales of …

Objective. Stroke recovery is a multidimensional process influenced by biological and
psychosocial factors. To understand the latter, we mapped the social networks of stroke …

Objective To investigate associations of social support to psychological well-being,
cognition, and motor functioning in patients with multiple sclerosis (MS). Secondarily, we …

Purpose Measures of social networks assess the number and nature of a person's social
contacts, and strongly predict health outcomes. We explored how social networks change …

Although social neuroscience is concerned with understanding how the brain interacts with
its social environment, prevailing research in the field has primarily considered the human …

Social neuroscience is a new, interdisciplinary field devoted to understanding how
biological systems implement social processes and behavior. Social neuroscience …

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