longer life

Friendly workmates can hold secret to long life

Are fellow workers more like friends with you, sharing a joke or two as you share work space? A positive reply would mean a longer life for you!

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Who's going to believe getting a long life can be that easy! But, Israeli researchers suggest peers can be a blessing if you get along with them as you grapple with the insurmountable stress at office.

According to a new research conducted for the American Psychological Association, being friendly with colleagues is as vital for your physical health as for a wholesome working ambiance.

In a one-of-a-kind revelation, psychologists at Tel Aviv University emphasize necessity of having friends at work for a longer life.

Want to live longer? Eat apples

A new research has come up with scientific evidence to back up the old saying 'An apple a day keeps the doctor away’. Scientists of the latest research now link the fruit with a longer life.

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Some earlier studies have established potential benefits of an apple in fighting colon cancer as well as Alzheimer’s disease.

Now, researchers from the Chinese University of Hong Kong have reported the first evidence that a healthful antioxidant substance in apples can extend the average lifespan by 10 percent, reports the Daily Mail.

Apple antioxidants helpful in boosting longevity

Go on a holiday for a long and happy life--study

According to an intriguing new study, going on a vacation not only uplifts the mood magically, but provides greater vitality, lessens physical ailments and increases the life expectancy.

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Researchers from Australia found that a break from the regular routine provides a chance to bond with others, explore interests and relax, all key ingredients for a happy existence.

Dr Sebastian Filep, expert in travel and wellbeing at Victoria University, Australia stated, "Happiness is good for overall physical and mental health and holidays are a good vehicle for experiencing happiness.

"Holidays may possibly lead to people living longer, as holidays make people happy."

The positive impact of holidays assessed

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