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Strong Social Bonds May Slow Cellular Aging

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Strong Social Bonds May Slow Cellular Aging
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A study finds that lifelong social advantages, from childhood to adulthood, can slow biological aging and reduce inflammation, highlighting the importance of sustained social connections for health and longevity.

Topics:healthhealth-and-aging#biological-aging#epigenetic-clocks#health-and-aging#inflammation#lifelong-social-support#social-connections
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  1. Lifelong Social Bonds Can Slow Biological Aging at the Cellular Level  Neuroscience News
  2. A lifetime of social ties adds up to healthy aging  Cornell Chronicle
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  4. Strong Social Ties Slow Cellular Aging, Cornell Study Shows  WebProNews

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