Abstract
The Loneliness Epidemic has emerged as a pressing concern in contemporary society, profoundly influencing mental health and social well-being. Through an extensive examination of existing research and scholarly discourse, this review aims to deepen understanding of the psychological, emotional, and social dimensions of loneliness in modern society. By synthesizing findings from diverse sources, this review seeks to inform future research directions, intervention strategies, and policy initiatives aimed at addressing the loneliness epidemic and promoting mental well-being and social resilience in modern society.