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Does social support and social integration reduce inflammatory cytokines?
Does social support and social integration reduce inflammatory cytokines?
Social support and integration are associated with lower levels of inflammatory cytokines, suggesting a biological mechanism linking social factors to disease outcomes.
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Social support evaluation may refine inflammation-related CV risk assessment; extends mechanistic evidence on social determinants of disease.
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Uchino et al. (2018) studied this question.
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