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Sharing mealtimes with others linked to better wellbeing

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Loneliness Linked to More Frequent and Intense Nightmares

A recent study shows that every lonely person processes the world in their own, idiosyncratic way. (Image Source: iStock.)

Brain scans reveal that lonely people process the world in unique ways

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Gaming social networks could have positive impact on mental health

'Forest bathing,' the practice of spending time in nature engaging all of one's senses, can support mental, physical, and emotional health in adults over 65. Credit: Image compiled by Krystal Huang; Original photographs: Getty Images - recep-bg, AVTG and PPAMPicture. All Rights Reserved.

Time in nature may help older adults with improved health, purpose in life

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