Half of America’s population feels lonely, and young people in their late teens are the hardest hit, according to a landmark new survey of 20,000 people.
The report, from health insurer Cigna and pollster Ipsos, revealed almost 50 percent of Americans always feel alone or left out.
More than a quarter feel they have no one in their life that understands them, and 43 percent feel their relationships aren’t meaningful.
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