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It’s Not Only The Lonely

January 25, 2016 by therestdoctor

Do only the lonely die young, or does social connection and support affect most measures of health and longevity?  Yes, it’s true: the less social connections you have, the greater the tendency towards illness of many kinds – physical and mental. Even if you don’t feel lonely at all. But how big an effect?  For […]

The Amorality of Most Life (9/2/14)

September 2, 2014 by therestdoctor

The Absence of Rules Camus said “there are no rules.” Amorality, or the lack of any moral code, is thought to be growing globally. People prone to amorality include Vladimir Putin, dictators, politicians and political advisors, rapacious business chieftains, and the more prosaic bank robbing sociopath or serial rapist. Yet most of these at least […]

Can I avoid Alzheimer’s using “Lifespace”? (5/25/11)

May 25, 2011 by therestdoctor

Lifespace and Alzheimer’s Disease If you want to get through a long life and remain healthy, you might want to at least check a study done at Rush Medical School’s Rehabilitation Unit.  It claims that those with greater “lifespace” were on five year follow-up far less prone to Alzheimer’s than those who stayed in their […]

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