The COVID-19 pandemic has turned us into homebodies, but didn't make us more lonely, researchers say

Researchers in the US have found that since the COVID pandemic, people are staying at home more than before. But in Australia, a study has found while feelings of isolation have increased, our sense of loneliness during the pandemic lockdowns didn't.

The COVID-19 pandemic has turned us into homebodies, but didn't make us more lonely, researchers say

The COVID-19 pandemic has turned us into homebodies, but didn't make us more lonely, researchers say

The COVID-19 pandemic has turned us into homebodies, but didn't make us more lonely, researchers say

The COVID-19 pandemic has turned us into homebodies, but didn't make us more lonely, researchers say
The COVID-19 pandemic has turned us into homebodies, but didn't make us more lonely, researchers say
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