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wired.com • Health • World

Social scientist Kasley Killam argues that social health is a crucial, often overlooked pillar of overall well-being, impacting longevity and disease risk.

theatlantic.com • Friendship • World

The article examines the rise of the friendship industry in America, questioning its effectiveness in addressing loneliness and suggesting that focusing on existing relationships might be more beneficial.

theatlantic.com • Literature • World

This article explores the life and works of Mavis Gallant, focusing on her recurring themes of loneliness and exile, particularly through the lens of her Lily Quale stories.

theatlantic.com • Sociology • World

While a perceived loneliness epidemic has spurred global concern and policy initiatives, a closer look at the data reveals that the issue is more nuanced and complex than initially presented.

theatlantic.com • MentalHealth • USA

A Harvard study reveals that young adults in America are experiencing significantly higher rates of anxiety and depression than other age groups, highlighting a largely overlooked mental health crisis.

nytimes.com • Sexuality • United States

A decline in sexual activity among Americans is linked to rising loneliness and fraying social bonds, highlighting a concerning societal trend.

theatlantic.com • Sociology • United States

Americans are socializing less than ever before, a trend linked to increased screen time, busy schedules, and the decline of community structures, leading to rising rates of anxiety and depression, especially among young people.

irishtimes.com • Psychology • Ireland

A letter to the editor of The Irish Times highlights the pervasive issue of loneliness, emphasizing that while technology aids connection, it cannot replace genuine human interaction.