Background: Limited research is available on the relationship between social support, social
strain, and cognitive function among community-dwelling US Chinese older adults. This …

Background: Social network research has become central to studies of health and aging. Its
results may yield public health insights that are actionable and improve the quality of life of …

Background: Depressive symptoms are detrimental to the overall health and well-being of
older adults. This study aimed to examine the association between filial piety and …

Background: Given the growth in the number of older Chinese immigrants in the United
States and the importance of family support in Chinese culture, this study examines how …

Background: The relationship between filial piety and depressive symptoms has been
widely discussed, but limited research focused on the gap between filial expectations and …

Background: Elder abuse (EA) is a global public health issue. However, no prior longitudinal
research has quantified the incidence of EA, which is critical to understand risk factors and …

Purpose: This study examined the association between social support and depressive
symptoms among US Chinese older adults. Methods: Data were from the Population Study …

Background and objectives Focusing on a less studied aspect of friendship and an
overlooked type of loss, this study examined associations between loss of friends and …

Objective: Loneliness has been associated with cognitive functioning in the general older
adult population. Previous studies further indicate that loneliness has a strong association …

Background: Social support is a key indicator of utilization of preventive health care among
older adults, but we have limited knowledge on these associations in US Chinese older …