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Membership of social/community groups after retirement linked to longer life

February 15, 2016/in Social Engagement /by admin

Membership of social groups, such as book clubs or church groups, after retirement is linked to a longer life, with the impact on health and wellbeing similar to that of regular exercise, suggests new research.

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