Health Status of Middle-Aged Men and Women Living Alone and Its Impact on Mortality Risk

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Living alone negatively impacts health and increases mortality risk in middle-aged men and women. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.CONFIRMATORY. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

Shosuke Suzuki

doi:10.3861/kenko.92.1_15

January 31, 2026Japanese Journal of Health and Human EcologyOpen Access

Health Status of Middle-Aged Men and Women Living Alone and Its Impact on Mortality Risk

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Key Points

The study aims to evaluate how living alone affects health and mortality among middle-aged individuals.
Conducted a health assessment survey amongst middle-aged men and women living alone.
Collected data on health status and mortality outcomes.
Analyzed the relationship between living alone and health metrics.
Individuals living alone exhibited higher mortality risk compared to those who do not.
The health status of men and women living alone was generally poorer than counterparts in relationships.
Findings suggest a significant correlation between living alone and negative health outcomes.

Implication

Findings assess health and mortality risk among middle-aged individuals living alone, indicating notable implications.

Abstract

Objective: To assess the impact of living alone on health and mortality in middle-aged men and women.

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Health Status of Middle-Aged Men and Women Living Alone and Its Impact on Mortality Risk

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Health Status of Middle-Aged Men and Women Living Alone and Its Impact on Mortality Risk

Key Points

Implication

Abstract

Discussion

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