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Yale Prof. Discusses Loneliness in the Time of COVID-19
The biggest threats right now seem to be invisible, from the coronavirus itself to our inability to see loved ones in person, and our unspoken fears about the future. However, what is out of sight is not necessarily out of mind -- especially for psychologists like Laurie Santos. She joined Christiane via Skype with more on how to stay connected in a time of social distancing.
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