Large scientific review confirms the benefits of physical touch

Hugs, handshakes, massages - all good for you! New research shows physical touch reduces pain, anxiety, and depression. Skin-to-skin contact is especially beneficial for premature babies. Positive touch is key, though - unwanted touching can have the opposite effect.

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