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Does internet use worsen old-age loneliness during pandemics? A gendered analysis of the SHARE data | Ageing & Society | Cambridge Core

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By Marco Terraneo, Emanuela Sala, Federica Cretazzo, Daniele Zaccaria
| dx.doi.org
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 11 April 2025 Emanuela Sala [Opens in a new window] , Marco Terraneo [Opens in a new window] , Federica Cretazzo [Opens in a new window]  and Daniele Zaccaria [Opens in a new window] Show author details Keywords old-age lonelinessinternet useCovid-19multi-level modellingEuropeSHARE Information Type Article Information Ageing & Society , Volume 45 , Issue 12 , December 2025 , pp.
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Non è Internet l’antidoto alla solitudine delle donne anziane | F. Cretazzo, E. Sala, M. Terraneo e D. Zaccaria

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By Federica Cretazzo, Emanuela Sala, Marco Terraneo, Daniele Zaccaria
| Lavoce Info
La pandemia ha accentuato il senso di solitudine tra gli anziani. Se gli uomini lo hanno ridotto grazie a Internet, non altrettanto è accaduto per le donne. Serve una visione multidimensionale per rendere la rete uno strumento di inclusione sociale. Tra isolamento e connessione La pandemia di Covid-19 ha rappresentato una sfida senza precedenti: ha imposto misure di distanziamento fisico che hanno profondamente influenzato la vita quotidiana, in particolare quella degli anziani.
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Protocol for a scoping review of older informal carers and digital health service use

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By Emanuela Sala, Federica Cretazzo
| BMJ Open Verified
Introduction Western societies are undergoing two major structural changes, that is, demographic ageing and society digitalisation. In 2019, the share of people aged 65 or over in Europe was 20.3%. In the coming decades, the older European population will increase significantly. Specifically, between 2019 and 2050, the share of people aged 65–74 years is expected to expand by 16.6%, whereas the share of people aged 75–84 years is projected to increase by 56.1%.
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