A framework for concepts of reserve and resilience in aging.

Yaakov Stern, Marilyn Albert, Carol A Barnes, Roberto Cabeza, Alvaro Pascual-Leone, Peter R Rapp

April 2023 Neurobiol Aging

Synopsis of Social media discussions

This collection of discussions demonstrates a positive yet measured engagement, with mentions like 'latest paper' indicating interest, and comments about understanding cognitive reserve, which reflect curiosity and recognition of the research's relevance. The tone is analytical and appreciative, but not overly enthusiastic, supporting scores of moderate agreement and engagement.

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 Moderate agreement

Most discussions recognize the importance of defining concepts like reserve and resilience, indicating a general agreement with the publication's goals.

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The discussions show a high level of curiosity, with multiple posts referencing the paper as 'latest' or 'of interest,' highlighting engagement with recent research.

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 Moderate level of engagement

Participants are actively discussing the paper's content, with some analyzing its implications and methods, such as comments about cognitive reserve and its relation to aging.

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Impact
 Moderate level of impact

The conversations suggest that the publication is viewed as somewhat influential in advancing understanding in this field, though no strong claims about transformative impact are present.

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4 Posts

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Video Views

13,724

Total Likes

644

Extended Reach

15,754

Social Features

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  • Paul Souverein
    @PSouverein (Twitter)

    Beware Geriatric Leaders https://t.co/yurfqPp6De via @YouTube
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    November 16, 2023

  • IppeiChiba
    @ptIchiba (Twitter)

    片山先生@609_sam から教えていただいて、Cognitive reserveについて勉強。 ふわっとしか理解しかできてないですが、要は生物学的・生理学的要因→認知機能の関連を弱める（≒interactionがある？）要因を持っているとreserveが高まるということ？ https://t.co/R8321DZ3K5
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    November 12, 2023

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  • David Bartrés-Faz
    @DBartres_Faz (Twitter)

    RT @Elisa_Resende_: Check out the latest paper on Brain Reserve and Resilience definition https://t.co/go4dfEKF0d. Might be of intertest of…
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    February 10, 2023

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  • Elisa Resende
    @Elisa_Resende_ (Twitter)

    Check out the latest paper on Brain Reserve and Resilience definition https://t.co/go4dfEKF0d. Might be of intertest of our @ReservePIA colleagues.
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    February 10, 2023

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Abstract Synopsis

  • The study aims to develop clear, consensus-based definitions for key concepts like reserve and resilience in aging to improve research communication and progress.
  • It was led by the Collaboratory on Research Definitions, funded by the National Institute on Aging, involving international experts over three years of workshops and workgroups.
  • The framework introduces the umbrella term "resilience" and provides specific definitions for cognitive reserve, brain maintenance, and brain reserve, supported by pilot studies to enhance understanding of successful aging.]