Racial Differences in Living With a Disability and the Epidemic of Loneliness in America-Epidemic of Loneliness in Middle-Aged Americans

Middle-aged Americans suffer greater loneliness than Europeans of the same age. What are the reasons? Frank Infurna, PhD, Associate Professor of Psychology at Arizona State University, discusses the epidemic of loneliness and suggests ways to increase social connection.

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