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Non-face-to-face social interactions

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Depressive symptom onset

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  1. Non-face-to-face social interactions are associated with depressive symptom onset in humans.

    “a negative interaction (protective effect) was found between living alone and weekly non-face-to-face social interactions for depressive symptom onset.”

    HumansInteraction with living alone during the COVID-19 pandemicPhone calls or emails with separated families or friendsWeekly interactionsn = 1,001

    Living Alone and Depressive Symptoms among Older Adults in the COVID-19 Pandemic: Role of Non-Face-to-Face Social Interactions

    Journal of the American Medical Directors AssociationOct 28, 2022

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