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    Loneliness May Raise Cancer Risk — Especially for Women

    Earlier studies show people who limit social contact face a higher risk of developing cancer. The effect appears strong…

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    Why some people stay single for years — and what keeps them from finding a partner

    A team of psychologists from the University of Zurich set out to understand why some people quickly find partners while others remain single for years. The researchers enrolled more than…

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    How Solitude Lowers Stress — and When It Becomes Harmful

    Researchers have found that solitude can help alleviate the pressures of modern life, allowing individuals to feel more liberated. In a study conducted by scientists at the University of Reading…

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    How Being Around Loved Ones Protects Your Health — Loneliness Raises Disease Risk

    Researchers at the University of Cambridge and Fudan University say spending time with loved ones helps you live longer and healthier. They found those interactions lower the risk of serious…

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    The Bridget Jones Effect: Why Lonely Women Crave Sweets

    When Bridget Jones was dumped, she immediately reached for a tub of ice cream to soothe her emotional pain. Researchers say there’s a scientific reason for that. Lonely women crave…

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    Alcohol and loneliness fuel early-onset dementia risk

    Researchers at the University of Exeter (UK) and Maastricht University (Netherlands) identified more than a dozen factors that raise the risk of early-onset dementia. Nearly four million people worldwide develop…

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    Loneliness Shrinks the Aging Brain and Raises Dementia Risk

    Japanese researchers studied how social isolation and loneliness affect older adults’ brains. They analyzed MRI scans from 8,896 Japanese people aged 65 and older. Fewer Social Contacts – Smaller Brain…

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    Loneliness Shrinks Your Brain and Shortens Your Life

    Researchers now warn that chronic loneliness is one of the biggest emerging threats to humanity. Statistics show that in the UK, 3.8 million people suffer a profound sense of isolation…

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    Is AI at Work Making Employees Lonelier?

    Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly part of our lives: it’s used in marketing, design, finance, and manufacturing, and it makes many jobs easier. But recent studies have found that workers…

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    Why ‘gray divorce’ leaves fathers lonelier than mothers

    When an older couple splits up, men are more likely to lose touch with their children. Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research in Germany found this. “Gray…

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    How Pets Protect Lonely Seniors’ Brains

    A team at Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou, China, reports that owning a pet can slow cognitive decline in lonely older adults compared with people who don’t have pets. What…

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    Seeing loved ones once a month may lower your risk of dying early

    Loneliness can be deadly, a new study from the University of Glasgow finds. The study suggests that talking to friends and family more often may lower that risk. Researchers say…

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    How a Selfie with Your Dog Can Boost Your Dating Prospects

    It turns out taking selfies with your dog can make you more attractive — at least to people scrolling social media or dating profiles. A new survey led by American…

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