The risk of heart disease is higher among individuals who are lonely or isolated. The findings of the study uncovered that social isolation increased the risk of heart disease and stroke by 30 percent, which is similar to the impact of job-related stress on cardiac wellbeing. Lead researcher Nicole Valtorta said, “Addressing loneliness and social ...click here to read more
Even though Christmas brings friends and family together, many people still experience loneliness, which can impact their health. The American Psychological Association reported that one in four Americans experiences loneliness during the holidays. But loneliness isn’t just a seasonal problem. Previous reports found that 35 percent of Americans over the age of 45 feel lonely ...click here to read more
Loneliness is linked to brain inflammation and premature death. Unlike other illnesses where there are clear symptoms, loneliness can go undetected. It is estimated that 60 million Americans suffer from loneliness and seniors are at highest risk. Research has shown that loneliness is linked with negative health outcomes, such as increasing the risk for obesity. ...click here to read more
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