Why is loneliness so toxic? Scientists are exploring what it does to the human body

· The Globe and Mail · Wency Leung

But just what makes loneliness so toxic? Scientists are looking for answers by delving into how the human body responds to feeling alienated. By concentrating on understanding the genetics and biological mechanisms involved, researchers are on the path to solutions, if not to eradicate loneliness, then at least to blunt its harmful effects.

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