The world's longest-running scientific study of adult life, tracking Harvard graduates and inner-city Boston men from the 1930s to the present — whose primary finding is that the quality of relationships is the single strongest predictor of health and happiness in old age.
Provided the most rigorous longitudinal evidence that relationship quality — not wealth, fame, or achievement — is the strongest predictor of late-life wellbeing, health, and cognitive preservation.
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