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Studies: Social Distancing Is Good For Health, But Social Isolation Isn't

2020-05-21 20 Dailymotion

It's well known that social distancing can help stop the spread of the novel coronavirus COVID-19.<br />But according to UPI, two new studies reveal social isolation may have the opposite effect and also lead to other health problems.<br />The studies show that socially isolated people are nearly 50 percent more likely to die from any cause.<br />What's more, older isolated people, especially those in residential nursing homes, are at much higher risk for the often life-threatening illness.<br />Many families have stopped visiting nursing homes because older adults are at increased risk. Also, facilities have become common sites for outbreaks.<br />Having strong social relationships is of high importance for your heart health. Study co-author Janine Gronewold University Hospital in Essen, Germany

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