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Having pets may not improve well-being for those with severe mental illness

Having pets was not significantly associated with the well-being, depression, anxiety or loneliness scores for owners with a range of severe mental illnesses such as bipolar disorder and psychosis, a new study found.

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Pets not really beneficial for mentally ill owners: Study

Individuals with conditions like bipolar disorder do not experience substantial advantages from owning pets like cats, goldfish or budgies, a recent survey.

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Pets may not improve owners with severe mental illness: Study

Companion animals including dogs, cats, fish and birds do not significantly benefit the emotional health of owners with severe mental illness, suggests a new study counteracting the commonly held view that animals are beneficial for .

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Owning a pet does not reduce symptoms of severe mental illness, study shows

Owning a pet does not reduce symptoms of severe mental illness, study shows
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