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Posted on 01/12/2010 by Correy Robertson | Archived Contributor | Comments
Personal HealthToday an article in the Washington Post’s Health column takes a look at a recent study published in the journal “Circulation” that shows that people with a more positive outlook on life tend to be healthier than their “pessimistic counterparts.” Specifically, the study found that optimists are 9 percent less likely to develop heart disease and 14 percent less likely to die from any cause. The columnist even points out that sure, wealthier, more educated, more in shape people probably …
