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Psychotherapist Shares Tips To Tackle Loneliness And Emotional Isolation In Corporate India
There is a very specific kind of loneliness that exists in the corporate India. On the surface, it may look like the loneliness of being alone. But underneath, it is often the loneliness of being surrounded.
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"Was All Alone": Forest Officer Shares Tips To Deal With Loneliness During Exam Season
"I had a close encounter with loneliness. I grew up when I was alone," Mr Tyagi said on X (formerly Twitter).
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California County Declares Loneliness A Public Health Emergency
In November last year, the World health Organisation (WHO) had dubbed loneliness a global health threat with far-reaching consequences.
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Sweden Is Trying To Solve Loneliness Epidemic By This Activity. Here's How
The World Health Organisation has deemed post-pandemic loneliness to be a "pressing health threat," indicating the extent to which the world is grappling with this issue.
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Analysis: From Urbanisation To Isolation - The Loneliness Dilemma
Tagging loneliness as a public health problem, the WHO (World Health Organisation) recently formed a technical advisory committee and is seeking experts to guide them find answers to mitigate loneliness.
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Here's How Exercising With Others Can Benefit Your Overall Health
Research on nearly half a million British people found that those who reported more loneliness had a higher rate of heart attacks and death in the seven-year study period.
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Loneliness Can Lead To Premature Death
Feeling lonely was associated with poor outcomes in all patients regardless of their type of heart disease, level of education, other diseases, body mass index, smoking, and alcohol intake.
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Study Says 43 Per Cent Of Elderly In India Face Psychological Problems
43 out of every 100 elderly people in India are victims of psychological problems due to loneliness, and other relationship issues, a new study has said.
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Loneliness Grows From Individual Ache To Public Health Hazard
It torments the young and terrorizes the old. It carved "caverns" in Emily Dickinson's soul and left William Blake "bereaved of light."
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Psychotherapist Shares Tips To Tackle Loneliness And Emotional Isolation In Corporate India
There is a very specific kind of loneliness that exists in the corporate India. On the surface, it may look like the loneliness of being alone. But underneath, it is often the loneliness of being surrounded.
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"Was All Alone": Forest Officer Shares Tips To Deal With Loneliness During Exam Season
"I had a close encounter with loneliness. I grew up when I was alone," Mr Tyagi said on X (formerly Twitter).
-
California County Declares Loneliness A Public Health Emergency
In November last year, the World health Organisation (WHO) had dubbed loneliness a global health threat with far-reaching consequences.
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Sweden Is Trying To Solve Loneliness Epidemic By This Activity. Here's How
The World Health Organisation has deemed post-pandemic loneliness to be a "pressing health threat," indicating the extent to which the world is grappling with this issue.
-
Analysis: From Urbanisation To Isolation - The Loneliness Dilemma
Tagging loneliness as a public health problem, the WHO (World Health Organisation) recently formed a technical advisory committee and is seeking experts to guide them find answers to mitigate loneliness.
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Here's How Exercising With Others Can Benefit Your Overall Health
Research on nearly half a million British people found that those who reported more loneliness had a higher rate of heart attacks and death in the seven-year study period.
-
Loneliness Can Lead To Premature Death
Feeling lonely was associated with poor outcomes in all patients regardless of their type of heart disease, level of education, other diseases, body mass index, smoking, and alcohol intake.
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Study Says 43 Per Cent Of Elderly In India Face Psychological Problems
43 out of every 100 elderly people in India are victims of psychological problems due to loneliness, and other relationship issues, a new study has said.
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Loneliness Grows From Individual Ache To Public Health Hazard
It torments the young and terrorizes the old. It carved "caverns" in Emily Dickinson's soul and left William Blake "bereaved of light."
