Social relations play a major role in health. There are many dangers of being isolated. It may increase the possibilities of mental illness such as depression, social anxiety disorder, immobility, low self-esteem etc. Researches have revealed that social segregation improves the chance of death by at least 50%, and in some states, by more than 90%. Moreover, some investigations propose that the influence of isolation on health and death are comparable to the risk affected by high blood pressure, obesity, and smoking. It is expected that a reduction of social communications can impose stress on our brains that have an unfavorable impact on health. The conclusions point to the evidence that social segregation contributes to bad health.
