Health & Medicine
Loneliness, Isolation Lead to Shorter Lives
Eating right and exercising are often cited as the key ingredients to a long and happy life, so you wouldn't think that your social life would have any impact. But new research shows that it does, as loneliness and isolation have been linked to having a short life.
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