A loneliness trial puts personalized nature-based support on the research agenda

The Medical News ·
Health & Medicine United Kingdom

In a randomized trial involving 320 adults experiencing loneliness, researchers found that loneliness scores declined in both a facilitated nature-based group program and an active signposting group, with no significant difference between them at three months. Neither approach significantly improved health-related quality of life, while exploratory analyses suggested that people with lower…

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