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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #34903 Social Ties
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Many  types  of  scientific  evidence  show  that  involvement  in  social  relationships  benefits  health.  The  most  striking  evidence  comes  from  prospective  studies  of  mortality    industrialized  nations.  These  studies    show  that  individuals  with  the  lowest  level  of  involvement  in  social  relationships  are  more  likely  to  die  than  those  with  greater  involvement.  The  risk  of  death  among  men  and  women  with  the  fewest  social  ties  was  more  than  twice  as  high  as  the  risk  for  adults  with  the  most  social  ties.  Social  ties  also  reduce  mortality  risk  among  adults  with  documented  medical  conditions.  Among  adults  with  coronary  artery  disease,  the  socially  isolated  had  a  risk  of  subsequent  cardiac  death  2.4  times  greater  than  their  more  socially  connected  .  In  addition  to  mortality,  involvement  in  social  relationships  has  been  associated  with  specific  health  conditions  as  well  as  biological  markers  indicating  risk  of  preclinical  conditions.  Several  recent  review  articles  provide  consistent  and    evidence  linking  a  low  quantity  or  quality  of  social  ties  with  a  host  of  conditions.

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