Strong Bonds with Children Do Not Lessen Loneliness After Losing a Spouse
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Strong bonds with children do not lessen loneliness after losing a spouse
The loneliness caused by the loss of a spouse remained heightened and enduring even seven years later, a new study shows. Even strong bonds with children do not buffer the loneliness suffered after losing a spouse.
DIRECTOR:In an ageing country, loneliness and social isolation seriously impact the health of older people. The report of the Observatory on Ageing UC-Confuturo indicates that 49.2% of older people suffer unwanted loneliness, and that more than 55% present a high risk of isolation. WHO relates loneliness to cognitive deterioration, cardiovascular disease, depression and premature death. It is urgent to address loneliness as a central theme in pu…
Loneliness and isolation – the hidden threat to health we cannot ignore – The Mail & Guardian
Around the world, an invisible threat is increasing the risk of disease, shortening lives and fraying the fabric of our communities. Social disconnection — when a person lacks sufficient social contact, feels unsupported in their existing relationships or experiences negative or strained connections — is an increasingly serious but often overlooked danger to health and well-being. There are several forms of social disconnection, including lonel…
Loneliness combined with hearing difficulties can worsen the cognitive decline of older people.
Study finds hearing loss and loneliness significantly raise dementia risk in elderly
New Delhi: Hearing loss combined with the feelings of loneliness accelerates cognitive decline, leading to dementia in older adults, according to a study. Researchers from the University of Geneva (UNIGE) in Switzerland showed that isolation, communication difficulties, reduced alertness, and hearing impairment or loss are a real challenge in daily life. The findings, published in the journal Communications Psychology, showed that hearing loss …
Los Angeles – Hearing impairments that increase with age can severely impair communication with others. Consequences include a loss of social contacts and increasing loneliness. The timely prescription of a hearing aid or cochlear implant can often prevent this, according to the results of a meta-analysis and...
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