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Workplace flexibility linked to lower risk of cardiovascular disease

Workplace flexibility linked to lower risk of cardiovascular disease
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Higher Optimism May Help Women Live Longer, Increase Chances of Living Beyond Age of 90: Study

The multi-institutional study found that higher levels of optimism in women from diverse racial and ethnic groups were linked to them living longer and their increased likeliness of living up to or beyond the age of 90.

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Harvard Pop Center Population Research Exchange with Hayami Koga: "Psychological well-being and its association to health"

Harvard Pop Center Population Research Exchange with Hayami Koga: "Psychological well-being and its association to health"
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Scientists Uncover the Secret to a Longer, Healthier Life: Optimism

"Higher optimism is linked with lower inflammation, healthier lipid levels, and higher antioxidants," professor Eric Kim told Newsweek.

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Want to live longer? Try being an optimist

It stands to reason that those of us with a sunny disposition will be happier, but science suggests the impact could be even more striking

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