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For example, the data we had did not detail the type or severity of each disaster. It also was limited in what it could tell us about the mental health effects of three or more disasters.

Older adults can gain a lot from social activities. Including a decreased risk of loneliness, depression, and certain physical health issues. Learn more here.

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