Loneliness Proves Deadly for Middle-Aged Americans: Study.

A study in American Psychologist reveals middle-aged Americans are lonelier than their European counterparts, affecting their mental and physical health. This loneliness is linked to poorer health outcomes, including increased vulnerability to sickness, depression, chronic illness, pain, and disability. Cultural norms prioritizing individualism over community, along with limited social safety nets, are factors contributing to higher loneliness rates in the U.S.

April 05, 2024
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