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Social Isolation as a predictor for mortality: Implications for COVID-19 prognosis

2020-04-18

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The health benefits of social support have been widely documented. However, the social distancing practices from the COVID-19 pandemic is causing social disruption on a grand scale, potentially causing poor health outcomes. Through Google Trends analysis, we found a COVID-19-related surge in interest surrounding “loneliness.” We assessed if social isolation and loneliness increase the risk for all-cause and cardio...

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2d99fca9-b688-5b60-b4ca-bf58612a6b01
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10.1101/2020.04.15.20066548
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