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What you can do today: stay connected

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news.cornell.edu · Laura Reiley · Sep 26, 2025

A lifetime of social ties adds up to healthy aging ↗

Staying socially connected: A Cornell study links a lifetime of social advantages and connections to slower biological aging and lower inflammation.

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