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The people most satisfied with their relationships at age fifty turned out to be the healthiest at eighty. Warm relationships predicted late-life health better than cholesterol did.

Harvard Study of Adult Development, 2017 · research finding from a cohort followed for more than eighty years

Harvard Study of Adult Development, directed by Robert Waldinger, reported in the Harvard Gazette, Good genes are nice, but joy is better, April 11, 2017

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Harvard Study of Adult Development: The people most satisfied with their relationships at age fifty turned out to be the healthiest at eighty. Warm relationships predicted late-life health better than cholesterol did.