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flag Brief social contacts reduce loneliness in dementia caregivers, especially under stress, a study finds.

flag A new study finds that brief, regular social interactions with friends—like texting or calling—can help reduce momentary loneliness among dementia caregivers, especially during stressful times. flag Researchers analyzed real-time data from 223 caregivers over five days and found that even small connections lowered loneliness, particularly for those with heavier caregiving duties. flag The findings, published in the Journal of Gerontology and supported by the National Institute on Aging, highlight the mental health benefits of staying socially engaged as a practical way to support caregivers’ well-being.

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