By teaching compassion, researchers say we might improve well-being and longevity for older people.
Among the most compassionate people in life are older women, the bereft, and those most naturally endowed with the mental quality of resiliency.
A new study from the University of California at San Diego’s medical school relates such empathy for others to long-term health and improved longevity. The findings may offer insights into how others may emulate such qualities to avoid the loneliness and isolation that might bring an earlier death.
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A new study from the University of California
at San Diego’s medical school relates such
empathy for others to long-term health
and improved longevity.
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