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Persistent loneliness linked to poorer health in older adults

An observational study of 4,090 older adults linked persistent loneliness to poorer physical and mental health and more unhealthy behaviours.An observational study of 4,090 older adults linked persistent loneliness to poorer physical and mental health and more unhealthy behaviours.

Cohort study of 4,090 peoplePopulations
Preprints.org

Global study defines seven key symptom areas for menopause

Data from 5,228 participants and 302 interviews across 13 countries identified seven core physical, mental, and social domains to track during menopause.Data from 5,228 participants and 302 interviews across 13 countries identified seven core physical, mental, and social domains to track during menopause.

Preprint: study of 5,228 peopleVasomotor symptoms
medRxiv

Social vulnerability in health records is linked to mortality risk

In 193,629 adults, each one-unit rise in a six-point social vulnerability score was linked to a higher risk of death, with a hazard ratio of 1.23.In 193,629 adults, each one-unit rise in a six-point social vulnerability score was linked to a higher risk of death, with a hazard ratio of 1.23.

Preprint: cohort study of 193,629 peopleBiomarkers
Research Square

Multilingualism was not linked to slower cognitive decline

An observational study of 193 multilingual and 1,894 monolingual healthy older adults found differing patterns of change in views of memory and emotional wellbeing.An observational study of 193 multilingual and 1,894 monolingual healthy older adults found differing patterns of change in views of memory and emotional wellbeing.

Preprint: cohort study of 1,894 peoplePopulations
Sleep Medicine

Individual short-sleep definitions show stronger health links

An observational study followed 462 healthy adults for a year, finding stronger health links using individual sleep cut-offs than a fixed six-hour limit.An observational study followed 462 healthy adults for a year, finding stronger health links using individual sleep cut-offs than a fixed six-hour limit.

Cohort study of 462 peopleBiomarkers