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Having a supportive social network may add years to your life, according to a review of studies covering more than 20 years. The review shows that people of all ages are twice as likely to die over a given time period if they are socially isolated, making isolation as bad for your health as better-known risks such as smoking or being an alcoholic. What do we know already? The link between social relationships and longer life is not new. It was first spotted in a study about 20 years ago. But while other factors...
Read More at Life and style: Health & wellbeing | guardian.co.uk
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