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Happiness can kill, claim scientists, after discovering that people who are too full of joy die younger than their more downbeat peers.
The study by a variety of universities analysed the details of children from the 1920s to old age.
They found people whose school reports rated them “highly cheerful” died younger than their more reserved classmates. This is because they are likely to lead more carefree lives full of danger and unhealthy lifestyle choices, it is believed. (…)
Researchers also discovered that trying too hard to be happy often ended up leaving people feeling more depressed than before. (…)
Results of the study revealed that the key to true happiness was simple: meaningful relationships with friends and family members.
“The strongest predictor of happiness is not money, or external recognition through success or fame. It’s having meaningful social relationships.”
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