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Mass. doctor lists factors behind increased feelings of loneliness, isolation in young people – WCVB Boston

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May 18, 2024
in Mental Health
Q&A: Santa Rosa Kaiser psychiatrist on the mental health pitfalls of too much social media for youth – The Santa Rosa Press Democrat
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  1. Mass. doctor lists factors behind increased feelings of loneliness, isolation in young people  WCVB Boston
  2. New study says kids as young as 5 feel lonely  WBRC
  3. Breaking down the teen loneliness epidemic, and how you can help  GBH News
  4. The loneliness curve  Honolulu Star-Advertiser
  5. Loneliness in kids and how to help  Yahoo! Voices



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