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Loneliness and all-cause mortality in the United States
Importance: Loneliness affects more than half of US adults and has been declared a public health epidemic, yet whether clinically documented loneliness independently predicts mortality across diverse populations remains unclear. Objective: To examine the association between clinically documented lon
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