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Researchers from the IoPPN, @kingssocialscience.bsky.social and @kingsnmes.bsky.social have found that differing levels of broadband access can affect the mental health of elderly people, with those with low quality access experiencing a higher burden of depression.
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Broadband quality associated with mental health and digital-health equity in elderly people | King's College London
New research has found that older adults living in areas with lower-quality broadband connectivity experience a higher burden of depression, suggesting internet quality may play an important role in m...
