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According to a recent study from an organization that supports British children, young children and teenagers tend to feel lonely and unsafe to use social networks with…
To help students relieve stress in their studies, universities have introduced many unexpected regulations such as: Allowing students to own animals
Not looking far away, just a click away you will find a multitude of studies proving the harmful effects of loneliness on human health, especially with the elderly.
Specifically, experts from Bringham Young University (USA) pointed out that more and more people in the United States live alone.
New research in the Journal of Cardiology (The Journal Heart) has shown that loneliness and social isolation will increase the risk of stroke or cardiovascular disease b…
There were times when Senni slept for 30 hours but when he woke up he thought it was just a nap.
National University of Singapore (NUS) has conducted a 10-year study of depression and dementia to find out if loneliness increases the risk of getting these diseases in…
Researchers from the University of California, USA conducted a long-term investigation from 2002-2008 to analyze data of more than 1,600 participants in the study. These…
Children with autism live a lonely life. The robot itself may be more or less bringing them out of that isolation, researchers have discovered.
A recent study by American scientists has partly answered the question of why people who are lonely are more likely to get sick and may die earlier than others.
It is not surprising that lonely people are often ill: American scientists say genetic genes are the culprits of that condition.
Despite the disadvantages of loneliness being soothing and undetectable in the beginning, it will accumulate over time, a new study reveals.
Those who live alone will be able to develop Alzheimer's disease twice as often as they age in old age. The results came from research on 800 elderly patients lasting fo…
In addition to obesity and lack of exercise, loneliness is also a cause of increased risk of high blood pressure, according to a new study.
In 2015, will we forget that the Internet exists? Will the Internet evolve so quickly that people can't keep up or will it make people feel extremely lonely?