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Study Reveals Why Being Alone Can Actually Be Good For You
Increasing numbers of us are dining alone and traveling solo, and rates of living alone have nearly doubled in the past 50 years.
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Loneliness And Social Isolation Are Linked To Specific Proteins: Study
Human beings are inherently social. We thrive on connection, communication and shared experiences, which help shape our identities and foster a sense of belonging.
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Do Voice Assistants Like Alexa Help Alleviate Loneliness in the Elderly?
Researchers have examined the potential for voice assistants, like Alexa, to alleviate loneliness among the elderly. Findings suggest these technologies could play a crucial role in promoting well-being, although concerns regarding their limitations and ethical implications remain. The study highlights the necessity for future research to explore t...
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New Study Shows Quality Sleep Can Help Tackle Loneliness
Loneliness is a major public health concern with severe consequences. A study of 2,297 adults found a link between healthy sleep and reduced loneliness, particularly emotional loneliness in young adults.
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Can Loneliness Make You Reach For Something Sweet? Research Says Yes
In this new study, the researchers wanted to observe the brain pathways associated with poor mental health and the want for more sugar. Read on for details.
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Loneliness Is Killing Middle-Aged People. This Country Is Most Vulnerable
Middle-aged Americans are lonelier than their European counterparts. Thats the key finding of my teams recent study, published in American Psychologist.
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People With This Type Of Job Tend To Be The Unhappiest, Finds Harvard Study
The study also talked about loneliness in the workplace and listed professions that are isolating.
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Pets Help Protect Your Brain As You Get Older, Says Study
According to a study, people who owned a pet for more than five years scored better on cognitive memory tests than those living without interspecies housemates.
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Excessive Internet Use Reduces Motivation to Study in Students, Researchers Say
Students who use digital technology excessively are less motivated to engage with their studies, and are more anxious about exam tests, according to new research.
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People Who Follow Restricted Diet More Likely To Feel Lonely At Food Gatherings
Across seven studies and controlled experiments, researchers found that food restrictions predicted loneliness among both children and adults.
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Smartphone Dependency Puts Youngsters At A Higher Risk Of Depression, Warns Study; Tips To Reduce Smartphone Addiction
Is your kid addicted to smartphone? If yes, it will put him or her at a higher risk of depression and loneliness, warns new study. Here what the study explained about the relation between smartphone use and mental issues in young adults. Also, know some tips to reduce smartphone addiction.
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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 May Almost Double The Risk of Type 2 Diabetes: Study
According to the study, social engagement and having larger social networks could be amongst the certain lifestyle changes, which could ultimately reduce the number of people developing the condition.
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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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1 In 2 Elderly People Lonely, Reveals Study
New Delhi: In a country of one billion and plus almost every second elderly person suffers from loneliness, reveals a new study titled ‘Changing Needs and Rights of Older People in India’. Working on a sample size of 15,000 older people, the survey by Agewell foundation says that 47.49 per cent elderly people in India suffers from loneliness. ...
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Study Reveals Why Being Alone Can Actually Be Good For You
Increasing numbers of us are dining alone and traveling solo, and rates of living alone have nearly doubled in the past 50 years.
-
Loneliness And Social Isolation Are Linked To Specific Proteins: Study
Human beings are inherently social. We thrive on connection, communication and shared experiences, which help shape our identities and foster a sense of belonging.
-
Do Voice Assistants Like Alexa Help Alleviate Loneliness in the Elderly?
Researchers have examined the potential for voice assistants, like Alexa, to alleviate loneliness among the elderly. Findings suggest these technologies could play a crucial role in promoting well-being, although concerns regarding their limitations and ethical implications remain. The study highlights the necessity for future research to explore t...
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New Study Shows Quality Sleep Can Help Tackle Loneliness
Loneliness is a major public health concern with severe consequences. A study of 2,297 adults found a link between healthy sleep and reduced loneliness, particularly emotional loneliness in young adults.
-
Can Loneliness Make You Reach For Something Sweet? Research Says Yes
In this new study, the researchers wanted to observe the brain pathways associated with poor mental health and the want for more sugar. Read on for details.
-
Loneliness Is Killing Middle-Aged People. This Country Is Most Vulnerable
Middle-aged Americans are lonelier than their European counterparts. Thats the key finding of my teams recent study, published in American Psychologist.
-
People With This Type Of Job Tend To Be The Unhappiest, Finds Harvard Study
The study also talked about loneliness in the workplace and listed professions that are isolating.
-
Pets Help Protect Your Brain As You Get Older, Says Study
According to a study, people who owned a pet for more than five years scored better on cognitive memory tests than those living without interspecies housemates.
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Excessive Internet Use Reduces Motivation to Study in Students, Researchers Say
Students who use digital technology excessively are less motivated to engage with their studies, and are more anxious about exam tests, according to new research.
-
People Who Follow Restricted Diet More Likely To Feel Lonely At Food Gatherings
Across seven studies and controlled experiments, researchers found that food restrictions predicted loneliness among both children and adults.
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Smartphone Dependency Puts Youngsters At A Higher Risk Of Depression, Warns Study; Tips To Reduce Smartphone Addiction
Is your kid addicted to smartphone? If yes, it will put him or her at a higher risk of depression and loneliness, warns new study. Here what the study explained about the relation between smartphone use and mental issues in young adults. Also, know some tips to reduce smartphone addiction.
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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 May Almost Double The Risk of Type 2 Diabetes: Study
According to the study, social engagement and having larger social networks could be amongst the certain lifestyle changes, which could ultimately reduce the number of people developing the condition.
-
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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1 In 2 Elderly People Lonely, Reveals Study
New Delhi: In a country of one billion and plus almost every second elderly person suffers from loneliness, reveals a new study titled ‘Changing Needs and Rights of Older People in India’. Working on a sample size of 15,000 older people, the survey by Agewell foundation says that 47.49 per cent elderly people in India suffers from loneliness. ...
