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Loneliness is high-cost public health crisis warns U.S. Surgeon General - The Atlanta Voice

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The U.S. surgeon general on Tuesday declared widespread loneliness in the United States the latest public health pandemic, comparing its effects on people’s health to those of smoking a pack of cigarettes every day. In his 81-page research, Dr. Vivek Murthy found more than half of U.S. residents have felt lonely at some point. According to […]

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