The prevalence of chronic and episodic loneliness and social isolation from a longitudinal survey
Se ha demostrado que la soledad y el aislamiento social, experimentados de forma más prolongada, aumentan la mortalidad y conducen a peores resultados de salud en cohortes específicas. Sin embargo, no está claro cuál es la prevalencia de la soledad y el aislamiento social crónicos, ni qué grupos dem...
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