Research reveals women experience loneliness equally to men, says expert
Research indicates women experience loneliness on par with men, despite media focus on male loneliness. Michelle Lim of the University of Sydney states, 'There’s not really any difference They’re equally both lonely.' The World Health Organization prioritizes loneliness as a public health issue, highlighting the need for broader discussion on women's experiences of isolation.
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Published 14 Nov 2026, 14:00 UTC · Updated 14 Nov 2026, 14:10 UTC
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