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Two-thirds in U.S. report high levels of loneliness as pandemic continues By (0) Loneliness, particularly among folks under shelter-in-place orders, is a growing issue for Americans during the coronavirus pandemic, new research finds. More people report they are feeling lonely, depressed and even harboring thoughts of suicide as COVID-19 cases in the United States soar. Advertisement And those who are chafing under lockdown or other stay-at-home restrictions appear to be at the greatest risk, according to a research letter published in the December issue of the journal Psychiatry Research. Our society is becoming lonelier the longer the pandemic continues, which will likely lead to increased mental health issues in the near future, said the letter s author, William Killgore, director of the Social, Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience Lab at the University of Arizona in Tucson.

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