Adults become lonelier from age 50, say scientists
Sarah Knapton
Adults start to get lonelier from around the age of 50, after a flurry of social activity in early middle age, scientists have found.
An analysis of nine long-term studies of nearly 130,000 people from Western countries found a striking “U-shaped” pattern of loneliness throughout life.
The Telegraph London
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