Depression, Loneliness, and Memory Problems Are Worse In Middle Age, But Only in America
About this episode
The episode discusses the worsening issues of depression, loneliness, and memory problems in middle age in America with researcher Frank Infurna.
Unpacking troubling data (for Yanks) with researcher Frank Infurna, plus a Mike Doughty update.
People in this episode
Host: John Moe
Guest: Frank Infurna
Topics covered
- depression
- loneliness
- memory problems
- middle age
- research
- mental health
Keywords
- depression
- loneliness
- memory problems
- middle age
- research
- Frank Infurna
- Mike Doughty
- mental health
- America
Mentioned in this episode
Places: America
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