Six-year study finds lasting harm from childhood loneliness and social isolation
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A six-year study found that loneliness does not prompt socially isolated children to reconnect. Loneliness and isolation each independently worsen later mental health and career prospects, challenging the idea that loneliness serves as a helpful social alarm.
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