Background Intact cognitive function is crucial for healthy aging. Functional social support is
thought to protect against cognitive decline. We conducted a systematic review to investigate …

Background Poor social connections (eg, small networks, infrequent interactions, and
loneliness) are modifiable risk factors for cognitive decline. Existing meta-analyses are …

Background: Social environments are a contributing determinant of health and disparities.
This scoping review details how social environments have been operationalized in …

Background Functional social support (FSS) impacts memory function through biological
and psychological pathways. In a national sample of middle-aged and older adults in …

Evidence on the role of early-life adversity in later-life memory decline is conflicting. We
investigated the relationships between adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and memory …

Background Living arrangements are critical to the survival and well-being of older people,
especially in China where the filial piety culture demands adult children care for and serve …

Objectives: Research has extensively examined the relationship between social support and
health outcomes in older adults. Little is known, however, about the longitudinal …

Long-term exposures to the stress and stimulation of different work, parenting, and
partnership combinations might influence later life cognition. We investigated the …

Importance The association between social support and dementia risk has been debated.
Most previous prospective studies have not differentiated the subtypes of social support …

Introduction Maintenance of cognitive function into old age is important for ageing
populations. Researchers seek to identify modifiable risk and protective factors for cognitive …