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OBJECTIVES We examined the longitudinal associations of social capital on self-rated health and differences by race/ethnicity in older adults. METHODS We used Health and Retirement Study, a nationally representative sample of US adults aged ≥ 50 years evaluated every 2 years (2006-2014) (N = 18,859). We investigated the relationship between social capital indicators (neighborhood social cohesion/physical disorder, positive/negative social support) with self-rated health accounting for age, gender, education and stratified by race/ethnici
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