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"The study found that lonely older adults skip an average of 224 meals per year and that 75% of them are not getting the right amount of at least one element of nutrition.
There are a number of factors that can contribute to poor nutrition in older adults, including a reduced sense of taste and smell, dental problems, digestive issues, medication restrictions, and limited mobility. However, loneliness and social isolation can also play a significant role."