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National Institute on AgingUS$95.1mNational Heart, Lung, and Blood InstituteUS$7.6mEconomic and Social Research Council
The Role of Chronological, Biological and Social Ageing in Speech Production
Economic and Social Research CouncilLancaster University2021–2026
Economic and Social Research CouncilUniversity of Bristol2021–2026
The ageing bee: how does sociality affect ageing in social animals?
Natural Environment Research CouncilUniversity of East Anglia2021–2025
Ethnic disparities in later-life loneliness - Interventions for emplaced social support
Economic and Social Research CouncilUniversity of St Andrews2021–2025
Social Assets and Multimorbidity: a biosocial analysis
Economic and Social Research CouncilUniversity College London2021–2025
Economic and Social Research CouncilUniversity of Southampton2021–2028
National Institute on Drug AbuseEmory UniversityUS$180.1k2021–2025
Social security: The influence of social relationships on cognitive, affective, and neural aging
National Institute on AgingUniversity of California at DavisUS$793.6k2021–2023
Gene regulation and social relationships across the life course in a nonhuman primate model
National Institute on AgingDuke UniversityUS$568k2021–2026
A one-point higher social connection score was linked to a 0.04-point higher standardized capacity score, but not clearly slower decline.A one-point higher social connection score was linked to a 0.04-point higher standardized capacity score, but not clearly slower decline.
In adults with cardiometabolic multimorbidity, models estimated 4.83 independent years at ages 60–90 with low isolation and no loneliness, versus 0.65 with both.In adults with cardiometabolic multimorbidity, models estimated 4.83 independent years at ages 60–90 with low isolation and no loneliness, versus 0.65 with both.
In 957 non-demented adults, social isolation was associated with lower cognitive scores, decreased cerebrospinal fluid amyloid-beta levels, and higher tau-to-amyloid…In 957 non-demented adults, social isolation was associated with lower cognitive scores, decreased cerebrospinal fluid amyloid-beta levels, and higher tau-to-amyloid ratios.