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Posted on 25th May 2010No Responses

Younger people ‘worry more about loneliness’

One in 10 Britons often feel lonely, and those aged 18-34 are more likely to worry about being isolated than older adults, according to a Mental Health Foundation report.

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Category : Anxiety, Depression, Mental health statistics, Royal College of Psychiatrists, Stress.
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