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OP37 Are social engagement and loneliness differentially associated with neuro-immune markers in older age? A fixed effects analysis of time-varying associations in the english longitudinal study of ageing
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Walker E, Ploubidis G, Fancourt D
OP37 Are social engagement and loneliness differentially associated with neuro-immune markers in older age? A fixed effects analysis of time-varying associations in the english longitudinal study of ageing
J Epidemiol Community Health 2020;74:A17-A18.