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Social capital key to improving health outcomes in China, study finds.

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The Relationship between Social Capital and Health in China
Xindong Xue, Erxiao Mo, W. Robert Reed

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The study looked at how social connections affect health in China using a large survey. They found that trust, relationships, and networks play a big role in how people rate their health. These factors can have a big impact on health, sometimes even more than age or income. This suggests that improving social connections could help improve health in China.