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The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted American life in many ways. But one of the most significant disruptions is that the pandemic has left many Americans isolated for long stretches of time. Whether due to legally-enforced lockdowns, or just prudential measures by households to reduce their own risk of infection, American social life has taken a hit this year. One of the most widely-discussed consequences of this isolation is a rise in loneliness: surveys have shown huge rates of reported loneliness, even as experts have warned that loneliness can have health consequences. But has loneliness really risen in 2020? Read More
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