Optimism and survival: health behaviors as a mediator—a ten-year follow-up study of Chinese elderly people

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Do #optimists live longer? Yes! #Optimism is robustly associated with a lower risk of mortality according to data from the #Chinese Longitudinal Healthy #Longevity Survey. https://t.co/utps9vczlR

RT @optimistleader: Do #optimists live longer? Yes! #Optimism is robustly associated with a lower risk of mortality according to data fro…

RT @optimistleader: Do #optimists live longer? Yes! #Optimism is robustly associated with a lower risk of mortality according to data fro…

Do #optimists live longer? Yes! #Optimism is robustly associated with a lower risk of mortality according to data from the #Chinese Longitudinal Healthy #Longevity Survey. https://t.co/jJWtJGDBwL

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