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Feeling lonely and depressed could accelerate ageing more than smoking, study finds - Vimarsana News

Feeling lonely and depressed could accelerate ageing more than smoking, study finds

Researchers created a deep-learning "ageing clock" to find out what was causing an acceleration in ageing.

Feeling hopeless, unhappy, and lonely can increase a person's biological age more than smoking - Vimarsana News

Feeling hopeless, unhappy, and lonely can increase a person's biological age more than smoking

Molecular damage accumulates and contributes to the development of aging-related frailty and serious diseases.

Being unhappy or lonely speeds up aging -- even more than smoking - Vimarsana News

Being unhappy or lonely speeds up aging -- even more than smoking

An international team says unhappiness damages the body's biological clock, increasing the risk for Alzheimer's, diabetes, heart disease, and other illnesses.

Lifestyle News | Being Lonely, Unhappy Increases Aging More Than Smoking: Study - Vimarsana News

Lifestyle News | Being Lonely, Unhappy Increases Aging More Than Smoking: Study

Get latest articles and stories on Lifestyle at LatestLY. The accumulation of molecular damage contributes to the development of ageing-related frailty and serious diseases. These molecular processes are more intense in some people than in others, a condition known as accelerated ageing. Lifestyle News | Being Lonely, Unhappy Increases Aging More Than Smoking: Study.

Being lonely, unhappy increases aging more than smoking: Study - Vimarsana News

Being lonely, unhappy increases aging more than smoking: Study

The accumulation of molecular damage contributes to the development of ageing-related frailty and serious diseases. These molecular processes are more intense i