Study Finds Daily Personal Contacts Reduce Risk of Depression by 27%

Scientists from Jagiellonian University and Leon Koźmiński Academy have found that having close, daily personal contacts in both work and family life can reduce the risk of depression by 27%, while loneliness increases the risk by over 30%. This research is based on medical documentation of employed individuals and highlights the importance of social connections for mental health.

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