Carla Perissinotto

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then we may be applying the wrong answer.
You know, a good example that I sometimes give is if someone has recently lost a spouse or a partner.
There may be significant loneliness and grief from the loss of that spouse.
If I tell that person, oh, just go join the social group, you're not really solving the underlying issue.
You're giving the wrong solution, which is also why this research is so hard, because we're applying these solutions very broadly, assuming all lonely people are exactly the same.
It's very frankly similar to geriatric principles where we think, like, let's have one size.
solution fits all.
That never works.
Why would it work for this?
That is the understatement of the year, correct?
Yes.
Well, I I can start a little bit with this in that um so this actually relates to what you just asked, Eric, to start with is that if we don't get the definitions right, then actually understanding prevalence rates and incidence rates are actually very hard.
And in the study that I conducted in 2012, um, the prevalence that we saw amongst people over age of 60 was a prevalence rate of 43% of people feeling sometimes lonely.
If you look at other uh studies in the
UK of people feeling severely lonely or always lonely, it's you know less than 5%.
Um and then if you look in populations with serious illness and at the end of life, Ashwin, you probably know some of that data, but it's it's pretty variable depending on how it's measured.
But I would say at least 30% of people and it increases depending on different groups.
We need like five hours to talk about this, but I would have
I would say, you know, I think there's just a couple of ways to think about this.
One.
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