longevity

The study found older people with a positive outlook and a happy disposition had a 35 percent lower risk of dying than their grouchy counterparts.

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.

As incredible as it may seem, a formula has been laid out to evaluate the length and quality of life a tattoo can enjoy.

In a first-of-its-kind study, a mathematical model that can predict the longevity of a tattoo, even before it is designed on the body, has been brainstormed.

Dr. Ian Eames, a researcher in fluid mechanics, at the University College London (UCL), has put forth an intriguing model, one that would foretell the motion of tattoo ink particles over a long period of time and give silent advices as to which pattern to go for, reports the 'Mathematics Today journal'.