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Longevity researchers say the single behavior most strongly linked to healthy aging isn't exercise, diet, or sleep - it's maintaining at least one relationship where you feel genuinely known rather than merely recognized - Silicon Canals

Warm relationships at age 47 predict better health at age 80 more than biological factors like cholesterol levels.

What 85 years of research says is the real key to happiness

The Harvard Study of Adult Development explores the factors contributing to happiness and personal growth across diverse backgrounds.

Science

fromwww.npr.org

8 months ago

Have all girls or all boys? Study suggests the odds aren't 50/50

Families may have a distinct tendency toward having either boys or girls during childbirth.

fromMail Online

8 months ago

Boy or girl? Chance of having a son or daughter is NOT 50/50

The human sex ratio has long been of interest to biologists, statisticians, demographers, sociologists, and economists. Here, we showed that within each sibship size, sex at birth did not conform with a simple binomial distribution and identified a significant intramother correlation in offspring sex.

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fromHarvard Gazette

10 months ago

Things money can't buy - like happiness and better health - Harvard Gazette

Money can't buy happiness, but strong relationships can. And having those ties can bring better health.

Public health