With age, humans and other animals tend to decrease their social interactions. Study explores why that happens.

Having a small circle of close friends isn’t necessarily a bad thing. However, certain behaviors can limit our connections. It’s not about having a wide network, but the depth of relationships ...

James Van Der Beek was diagnosed with colorectal cancer last year at age 46. He says the response he got from family and a small circle of friends was overwhelming — in a wonderful way.

Each participant already owned a tablet or similar device, after seeing them being used by others, or through recommendations by friends and relatives. Though it used a small sample size, it found ...

Dear Miss Manners: I am in my late 30s and childless, not by choice.I prefer to have a small circle of friends, but I have found it difficult to find other childless friends; statistically, most ...

Having a small circle of friends can benefit health.(Pexels) The study was conducted on aging rhesus macaques and it was observed that being less social helped them to contract lesser diseases.