Loneliness may steal nearly 6 years of good health
The Tulane-led study found healthier habits cut the toll of social isolation, while loneliness remained linked to nearly six fewer years without mental disorders.
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The researchers analyzed factors such as social isolation and loneliness, and their potential effects on mental and physical health. They reviewed data from more than 277,000 adults aged between 40 and 69.
A New Study Shows Good Friends Make You Healthier (and Live Longer): How Loneliness Impacts Physical and Mental Health
A major new study suggests feeling lonely or socially isolated can cut years of healthy life, especially in terms of mental health.
Loneliness May Steal Years of Good Health — Up to 6 of Them
Being alone isn’t necessarily a problem. Sometimes, it’s the whole point. An evening without plans, small talk, or anyone asking you for something? Lovely. Feeling like you have no one to turn to, though, is a different story. A new study from Tulane University puts some numbers behind that distinction — and they’re pretty bleak. […]
Loneliness may steal nearly 6 years of good health
A large study suggests loneliness and social isolation can cost people years of healthy life, especially when it comes to mental health. Men experiencing both lost about 5.8 years free from depression and anxiety, while women lost roughly 3.7 years.
Loneliness and social isolation can deprive people of several years of healthy life, particularly affecting their mental health.More...
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