In 2010, a Brigham Young University psychologist named Julianne Holt-Lunstad analyzed 148 separate studies of 300,000 people to compare the mortality risks of various lifestyle factors — and found that chronic loneliness increases a person's risk of dying

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• How Building Social Connections Can Impact Your Health Central Oregon Daily · 23h ago
• Social living linked to longer lifespan in humans and other mammals The Brighter Side of News · 23h ago
• Why quality social connections matter for introverts’ health CT Insider · 23h ago
• How Relationships Feed Your Brain GOODNET - Gateway to Doing Good · 23h ago
• In 2010, a Brigham Young University psychologist named Julianne Holt-Lunstad analyzed 148 separate studies of 300,000 people to compare the mortality risks of various lifestyle factors — and found that chronic loneliness increases a person's risk of dying Silicon Canals · 23h ago

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