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2026
Higher optimism is associated with a lower risk of dementia
Vladimir Hedrih
PsyPost, 2026
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Do our personalities make us lonely, or does loneliness change who we are?
Vladimir Hedrih
PsyPost, 2026
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2025
Mediterranean and DASH diets linked to slower cognitive decline in older adults
Vladimir Hedrih
PsyPost, 2025
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2024
Older couples in stepfamilies report less positive and more negative relationships with their children
Vladimir Hedrih
PsyPost, 2024
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Grey divorce: Losing touch with adult children aggravates depression
Vladimir Hedrih
PsyPost, 2024
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Religious service attendance linked to lower dementia risk in Black older adults
Vladimir Hedrih
PsyPost, 2024
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Religious attendance linked to slower cognitive decline in Hispanic older adults
Vladimir Hedrih
PsyPost, 2024
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2023
Lonely individuals tend to develop sleep problems, study finds
Vladimir Hedrih
PsyPost, 2023
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2022
Owning a pet is linked to having better cognitive health in advanced age, study finds
Vladimir Hedrih
PsyPost, 2022
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