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New research that loneliness and social isolation may the risk of dying early by 50 per cent. The research from Brigham Young University in the USA. Researchers to find out how loneliness affected the risk of early death. They said loneliness can even if people are surrounded by family and friends. Researchers also at the dangers to health of social isolation. This is when people have little or no contact with others. The research showed that the risk of premature death 50 per cent lower for adults who with friends and family. Researchers that loneliness, social isolation, and living alone were all with an increased risk of early death.

The researchers that loneliness, social isolation, and living alone could more dangerous than obesity. Professor Julianne Holt-Lunstad said the results of her research are because the population is . She said: "Many nations around the world now suggest we are a 'loneliness epidemic'. The challenge we face now is what can be about it." She suggested that one way to with this problem is to teach social skills to children in schools. She also said doctors should more about loneliness to their patients. In addition, she said people should for their old age social life like they out pensions to prepare for their financial future.