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Reduced social activities and networks, but not social support, associated with cognitive decline among Chinese elderly

The relationship between social connectedness, including social activities, networks and support, and cognitive function remains controversial. The literature about the role of specific social connectedness’ different domains in cognitive function is limited. Our study aimed to examine the associations of social connectedness and its subdomains, with cognitive decline in the Chinese elderly.