More active, emotionally stable people live longer, study finds
More active, emotionally stable people live longer, study finds
After tracking more than 2,300 people for more than 50 years, researchers there found that calm and active people lived longer than their counterparts.
These findings came from data collected by the Baltimore Longitudinal Study of Aging - the oldest running study on aging - and were published in the July/August issue of the journal Psychosomatic Medicine.
The most recent findings looked at the link between personality traits of people and their lifespan. The data showed that certain personality traits were definitively linked to a longer life, including emotional stability, organization, discipline, conscientiousness and resourcefulness.
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