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Feeling lonely? You’re not the only one

Feeling lonely is a common human experience. Discover the science behind social connection and why loneliness affects people of all ages today.

by Miranda Eason

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Loneliness is a universal human experience that affects people across all demographics rather than just the elderly. This article explores why we feel lonely, drawing on data from the Campaign to End Loneliness and insights from the Marmalade Trust. You will learn that loneliness is a natural biological signal indicating a mismatch in social needs. Discover the truth about social isolation, why young adults are particularly vulnerable, and how to start addressing your feelings of loneliness

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