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Last modified on Mon 26 Jul 2021 03.42 EDT Virtual contact during the pandemic made many over-60s feel lonelier and more depressed than no contact at all, new research has found. Many older people stayed in touch with family and friends during lockdown using the phone, video calls, and other forms of virtual contact. Zoom choirs, online book clubs and virtual bedtime stories with grandchildren helped many stave off isolation. But the study, among the first to comparatively assess social interactions across households and mental wellbeing during the pandemic, found many older people experienced a greater increase in loneliness and long-term mental health disorders as a result of the switch to online socialising than those who spent the pandemic on their own.

United kingdomPatrick vernonCaroline abrahamsUs healthResearch understanding society covidDr yang hu of lancaster universityCentre for ageing betterLancaster universityInter household contactMental wellbeing among older adultsAge united kingdomAgeing betterஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்பேட்ரிக் வெர்னான்எங்களுக்கு ஆரோக்கியம்மையம் க்கு முதுமைப்படுதல் சிறந்தது