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A Harvard study that has followed the same lives since 1938 keeps reaching one conclusion. Close relationships, more than money or fame, are what keep people happy and healthy across a lifetime.

Harvard Study of Adult Development, 2017 · begun 1938 with 268 Harvard sophomores, directed by George Vaillant and Robert Waldinger

Harvard Gazette, 'Good genes are nice, but joy is better', 11 April 2017

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Harvard Study of Adult Development: A Harvard study that has followed the same lives since 1938 keeps reaching one conclusion. Close relationships, more than money or fame, are what keep people happy and healthy across a lifetime.