Even before the pandemic, there was an “epidemic of loneliness,” and it was affecting physical health and life expectancy.
Source: New York Times
New York Had an ‘Epidemic of Loneliness.’ Covid Made It Worse.
Published in Anxiety and Stress, Depression (Mental), Loneliness, New York City, Quarantine (Life and Culture) and Quarantines
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