MIDUS In The News

 

• WebMD - Why Finding Your Purpose Could Be Crucial to Brain Health
  (2024-10-01)

• PsyPost.org - New infidelity research shows being cheated on is linked to lasting health problems
  (2024-09-11)

• List23.com - The correlation between loneliness and chronic health issues is mitigated by the acceleration of epigenetic age
  (2024-07-22)

• Medscape - Nightmares in Middle Age a Forerunner of Dementia?
  (2024-07-14)

• Clinical Advisor - Positive family relationships may protect against pain in older adults
  (2024-06-17)

• PsyPost - Older adults who have used psychedelics tend to have better executive functioning
  (2024-06-16)

• Gerontological Society of America - Study links chronic pain to quality of family relationships
  (2024-06-11)

• The Mirage - Community Stress Impacts Mental Health of Black Americans
  (2024-05-31)

• ScienceBlog.com - Study Reveals Discrimination May Accelerate Biological Aging, Fueling Health Disparities
  (2024-05-10)

• PsyPost - Changes in personality traits linked to significant life outcomes
  (2024-05-08)

• NeuroscienceNews.com - Outdoor Enjoyment Linked to Less Inflammation
  (2024-04-22)

• EurekAlert! - Researchers identify distinct sleep types and their impact on long-term health
  (2024-03-12)

• The Badger Herald - Study finds having purpose in life may increase emotional resilience
  (2024-03-05)

• New MIDUS newsletter published - Neighborhoods Affect Our Health & Well-Being
  (2023-09-05)

• SciTechDaily - The Invisible Killer at Work- Discrimination Can Have Major Heart Health Implications
  (2023-07-05)

• EurekAlert! - How love, health, and neighborhood intersect for Black Americans
  (2023-05-11)

• NPR - Does sex get better with age? This senior sex therapist thinks so.
  (2023-05-06)

• American Heart Association Newsroom - U.S. Adults who felt discrimination at work faced increased risk of high blood pressure
  (2023-04-26)

• Tech Explorist - The Role of Circumstances and Personality in Determining Happiness
  (2023-04-26)

• University of Wisconsin-Madison Research - Midlife in the United States renewal continues cutting-edge research into health and well-being
  (2023-03-22)