TL;DR
Loneliness appears to be common among adults with OUD and is associated with multiple adverse psychosocial and clinical characteristics, however, the evidence is limited by heterogeneous measures, overlapping datasets, and predominantly cross-sectional studies.
OBJECTIVES Loneliness and medical students' mental health are public health issues. There are little data on loneliness and psychiatric symptoms in medical students. We aimed to evaluate the prevalence of loneliness among French medical students and to investigate the association with sociodemographic, academic, and ps...
Loneliness is highly pervasive among women with opioid use disorder (OUD). Emerging evidence indicates that loneliness, as well as social connection and social support, may influence OUD recovery outcomes. Given that both loneliness and risk for return to opioid misuse are heightened during the postpartum period, a bet...
Background/Objectives: Loneliness in adult cancer survivors is a frequent and disruptive psychosocial sequela with important consequences for overall health. Psychosocial interventions designed to address this issue are crucial. This systematic review and meta-analysis aimed to examine the efficacy of various psychosoc...
INTRODUCTION According to attachment theory, loneliness may be a cause of hoarding symptoms. However, due to mixed findings, it is unclear whether people with hoarding disorder (HD) are lonelier than healthy and clinical controls, whether there is a significant positive association between loneliness and hoarding, and...
Loneliness has been increasingly associated with poor mental health outcomes, yet its prognostic role in people with Common Mental Disorders (CMDs) remains unclear. This systematic review aimed to examine whether loneliness is longitudinally associated with mental health outcomes in individuals with CMDs, regardl...
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