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Married or partnered status is associated with total intrinsic capacity in humans (β=0.06 SD; 95% CI 0.02–0.09).
“married or partnered status (β=0·06 SD; 95% CI 0·02-0·09) showed the most consistent associations with higher total intrinsic capacity”
Humansbaselinen = 39,021
Social ties linked to higher physical and mental capacity
The lancet. Healthy longevity12 Oct 2026

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Social ties linked to higher physical and mental capacity

A one-point higher social connection score was linked to a 0.04-point higher standardised capacity score, but not clearly slower decline.A one-point higher social connection score was linked to a 0.04-point higher standardised capacity score, but not clearly slower decline.

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Social ties linked to higher physical and mental capacity

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