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Beyond Traditional Boundaries: How Big Team Science Can Dramatically Improve SIL Research

Social isolation and loneliness (SIL) research is facing a credibility crisis, largely driven by low-quality studies, insufficient sample sizes, and...
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Social Isolation and Loneliness: The Critical Need for High-Quality Research and Evidence-Based Interventions

Social isolation and loneliness (SIL) have emerged as significant public health concerns, with research demonstrating their profound impact on physical...
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The Present and Future of Social Isolation and Loneliness Measurement

As social isolation and loneliness emerge as critical public health concerns, we face a pressing challenge: our tools for measuring...
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Why Survey Numbers Might Not Always Mean What You Think They Mean

We often hear claims like “15% of French citizens are lonely,” but how confident can we be in such statistics?...
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Misnomers of Modern Malaise: Stop calling loneliness an epidemic

he words we use to describe social issues shape both public perception and the strategies we develop to address them....
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