March 19, 2024, 2:00–3:00 p.m. ET
Decades of evidence across multiple scientific disciplines has pointed to widespread
health impacts associated with social connection, or lack thereof. Despite this evidence, social connection has been widely assumed to be a personal issue
primarily associated with emotional well-being, underappreciating the physical and
public health ramifications. While a global pandemic raised awareness of loneliness and
the importance of social connection, it simultaneously revealed gaps in our
understanding.
The presenter will highlight the scope of the issue, evidence of health
implications, and challenges and opportunities for translating this evidence into
practical solutions and policy.
Register at the link above.
