
Psychology
The Psychology of Loneliness: The Science of Social Pain
Loneliness as evolutionary alarm, threat hypervigilance, inflammation, and mortality risk — why subjective isolation harms the body more than objective solitude.
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Loneliness as evolutionary alarm, threat hypervigilance, inflammation, and mortality risk — why subjective isolation harms the body more than objective solitude.

Loneliness is now a public health crisis. More people than ever report feeling profoundly alone — even surrounded by others. Here's what the science of loneliness reveals, and why it matters more than you think.