Staying socially active in retirement can significantly boost ... others but also provides a structured environment to meet new people and stay active. Learning doesn't have to stop with retirement.

"On the contrary, we find that people who use social media a lot spend more time with friends offline," says Professor Silje Steinsbekk at NTNU's Department of Psychology. The results are based on ...

“In this study, we show that social activity is associated with a decreased risk of developing dementia and mild cognitive impairment, and that the least socially active older adults developed ...

Social skills don't come naturally to everyone, and many people struggle with interactions that others find effortless. Whether it's a friend, colleague, family member, or even yourself ...

Elderly people in Japan are getting “younger” in terms of health, likely due to being more socially active than previous generations, according to a recent survey. These findings came from the ...

You asked for people’s responses to the ... I can’t seem to shake the social avoidance habits that were required during the active phase of the pandemic. I used to enjoy entertaining dinner ...