Lonely young people tend to feel that their neighborhoods lack cohesion

New research from King's College London shows that lonely young people feel that their neighbourhoods lack cohesion, but that this could simply be a matter of perception.

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Hope, despair, and long-term outcomes

Hope, despair, and long-term outcomes

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