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Mid-to-late-life social network size and resilience to neurodegeneration: the Framingham Heart Study

Background Social stimulation from having large networks may build cognitive reserve and contribute to cognitive resilience. However, limited research has assessed whether this relationship differs across the adult life course. We examined the relationship between social network size ...
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researchsquare.com broke the news in on Thursday, February 19, 2026.
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