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The underlying neurobiology of social isolation and loneliness in middle-older adults: A systematic review
Social isolation and loneliness are distinct but overlapping dementia risk factors, though their underlying neurobiological mechanisms remain unclear. A systematic search identified 42 studies examining social isolation, loneliness, and neurobiological outcomes in middle-aged and older adults, inclu
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