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This Simple Move Could Fight Loneliness, Even When You Don’t Want to See Anyone
Researchers found the strongest link among people who felt attached to nature or spent time alone on the lake, based on surveys of 2,544 residents.
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Scientists Say This Solo Outdoor Habit Can Cure Your Loneliness
Somewhere along the way, loneliness became a public health crisis, and nobody could agree on how to fix it. The leading theory for years was essentially: get people outside. They’ll run into other people, conversation happens, problem solved. Logical enough. Also, largely wrong. A new study published in Health and Place took a harder look at that assumption, and the finding is counterintuitive enough to stop you mid-scroll. Researchers surveyed …
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