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Several discussions highlight the scientific evidence linking gratitude with longer life, such as mentions of a 9% mortality reduction and the biological benefits, with tone conveying enthusiasm and urgency. The tone and detailed referencing of study data create a sense that this research could fundamentally influence health practices and individual mindsets around aging.
The majority of discussions strongly endorse the link between gratitude and increased longevity, emphasizing the positive implications of the study’s findings.
Participants show high interest, frequently referencing specific studies, data points like a 9% lower mortality risk, and calling for practicing gratitude as a life extension strategy.
Many posts critically analyze the research, cite scientific details like cohort studies and biological correlates, and discuss practical applications, indicating deep engagement.
The discussions underscore the potential for societal health benefits, promoting gratitude as a psychological resource that could influence public health recommendations and individual behaviors.
This study provides the first empirical evidence suggesting that experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased longevity among older adults. https://t.co/HroOu0iFSS https://t.co/9VVmtSRVnK
First empirical evidence that gratitude may be a psychological resource associated with increased longevity in later life What are the biological correlates of gratefulness? https://t.co/piThWHl705 https://t.co/iKZWw7Lg2L
「ありがとう」感謝の気持ちを持って生きよう、なんて言葉をよく耳にします。果たしてこれは本当でしょうか？ JAMA Psychiatry に掲載された論文では、「人が感謝の気持ちを持つことは健康を改善し、長生きの秘訣となる可能性がある」と報告されているようです。 https://t.co/7IehNVC2tx
Do people who more frequently notice and feel grateful for positive experiences tend to live longer? These findings suggest that the experience of grateful affect is associated with increased longevity among older adults. Read the study: https://t.co/9cswEvwd8k https://t.co/2AsMLieAOy
Experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased longevity among older adults https://t.co/5KsXFqTc7Y https://t.co/EackYFWYAr
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Research shows that practicing gratitude can increase life expectancy. This video explores how gratitude positively impacts health and well-being, based on a study of older US female nurses, highlighting the benefits of…
Expressing gratitude and feeling happy are positive emotions associated with better wellbeing. Recent studies show individuals with high gratitude levels tend to have lower mortality rates and improved heart health…
A groundbreaking study published in JAMA Psychiatry suggests that experiencing gratitude may be associated with increased longevity among older adults, particularly in relation to cardiovascular health. The research…
Gratitude isn’t just something to think about during Thanksgiving, it’s increasingly being linked to longer life. Check out the full study: https://t.co/ZeuaHgLmbN https://t.co/rfEbolnweA
Don't let winter freeze your fitness.The CDC recommends at least 150 minutes of physical activity per week, and indoor activities like housework, stair climbing, and dancing all count toward your goals. Cold weather doesn't have to stop you from moving. https://t.co/3iA2HMmQ7l
Feeling thankful might help your heart. A 2024 study of nearly 50,000 nurses found those highest in gratitude had a 15% lower risk of dying from heart disease. Start a gratitude practice this November. https://t.co/3iA2HMmQ7l
➡️ Die Forschungsabhandlung im Fachmagazin „ Jama Psychiatry “ https://t.co/soTSCe9imw 2/2
Gratitude and Mortality Among Older US Female Nurses | Nursing | JAMA Psychiatry | JAMA Network https://t.co/kuq07DWghL
Link to the study: https://t.co/712pBkkBkQ
Artigo citado: Chen Y, Okereke OI, Kim ES, Tiemeier H, Kubzansky LD, VanderWeele TJ. Gratitude and Mortality Among Older US Female Nurses. JAMA Psychiatry. 2024;81(10):1030–1038. https://t.co/DEAXJSloYj
Sempre nos ensinaram a sermos gratos na vida, e eles estavam certos! Pesquisa de alta qualidade mostra que a gratidão pode aumentar nossa expectativa de vida! Além, é claro, de ser um sentimento nobre em relação ao próximo Saiba mais neste e vídeo: https://t.co/frbduKIHLJ
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RT @hayoungcc: Do people who more frequently notice and feel grateful for positive experiences tend to live longer?
Do people who more frequently notice and feel grateful for positive experiences tend to live longer?
感謝する看護師は長生きすると言う論文。 僕も感謝の気持ちを忘れずにいたいと思います☺️ https://t.co/n50Xkr2mpV
RT @TMS_Japan: 【感謝の気持ちは寿命を延ばす】 「これらの結果に基づくと、人は感謝の気持ちを抱くものに心を傾けることで、健康を改善できる可能性がある」 「今後の研究で、長寿を増進する心理的資源としての感謝の気持ちに対する理解が深まることを期待している」 ht…
RT @DrMirhom: Loved this morning’s segment with Mikea on @fox5dc discussing this exciting @JAMAPsych study! Gratitude can actually help us…
RT @DrMirhom: Loved this morning’s segment with Mikea on @fox5dc discussing this exciting @JAMAPsych study! Gratitude can actually help us…
This Thanksgiving, it's more important than ever to practice gratitude. A study by Center Affiliates Drs. Ying Chen, Eric Kim, and Henning Tiemeier, alongside Special Advisor Dr. Laura Kubzansky, found an association between #gratitude and #longevity! https://t.co/kyEAnCPaGf https://t.co/N7bSlXNP1S
Loved this morning’s segment with Mikea on @fox5dc discussing this exciting @JAMAPsych study! Gratitude can actually help us live longer! #Thanksgiving is good for our health! https://t.co/9yKFkk4uSs https://t.co/IYQjEbsbM8
RT @pash22: Experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased longevity among older adults https://t.co/5KsXFqTc7Y https://t.co/Eac…
RT @pash22: Experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased longevity among older adults https://t.co/5KsXFqTc7Y https://t.co/Eac…
RT @pash22: Experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased longevity among older adults https://t.co/5KsXFqTc7Y https://t.co/Eac…
RT @pash22: Experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased longevity among older adults https://t.co/5KsXFqTc7Y https://t.co/Eac…
RT @pash22: Experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased longevity among older adults https://t.co/5KsXFqTc7Y https://t.co/Eac…
RT @pash22: Experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased longevity among older adults https://t.co/5KsXFqTc7Y https://t.co/Eac…
RT @pash22: Experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased longevity among older adults https://t.co/5KsXFqTc7Y https://t.co/Eac…
RT @pash22: Experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased longevity among older adults https://t.co/5KsXFqTc7Y https://t.co/Eac…
RT @pash22: Experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased longevity among older adults https://t.co/5KsXFqTc7Y https://t.co/Eac…
Experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased longevity among older adults https://t.co/5KsXFqTc7Y https://t.co/EackYFWYAr
Gratitude and Mortality Among Older US Female Nurses | Nursing | JAMA Psychiatry | JAMA Network https://t.co/rQfCvBfDJX
This study provides the first empirical evidence suggesting that experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased longevity among older adults. https://t.co/ztRmFm3LI9
RT @JAMAPsych: This study provides the first empirical evidence suggesting that experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased l…
RT @JAMAPsych: This study provides the first empirical evidence suggesting that experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased l…
RT @JAMAPsych: This study provides the first empirical evidence suggesting that experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased l…
RT @JAMAPsych: This study provides the first empirical evidence suggesting that experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased l…
RT @JAMAPsych: This study provides the first empirical evidence suggesting that experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased l…
RT @JAMAPsych: This study provides the first empirical evidence suggesting that experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased l…
RT @JAMAPsych: This study provides the first empirical evidence suggesting that experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased l…
RT @JAMAPsych: This study provides the first empirical evidence suggesting that experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased l…
RT @JAMAPsych: This study provides the first empirical evidence suggesting that experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased l…
RT @JAMAPsych: This study provides the first empirical evidence suggesting that experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased l…
RT @JAMAPsych: This study provides the first empirical evidence suggesting that experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased l…
RT @JAMAPsych: This study provides the first empirical evidence suggesting that experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased l…
RT @JAMAPsych: This study provides the first empirical evidence suggesting that experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased l…
RT @JAMAPsych: This study provides the first empirical evidence suggesting that experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased l…
“This study provides the first empirical evidence suggesting that experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased longevity among older adults.” #JAMA https://t.co/wYuz2wy3Tb
RT @JAMAPsych: This study provides the first empirical evidence suggesting that experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased l…
RT @JAMAPsych: This study provides the first empirical evidence suggesting that experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased l…
This study provides the first empirical evidence suggesting that experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased longevity among older adults. https://t.co/HroOu0iFSS https://t.co/9VVmtSRVnK
A new study finds practicing gratitude can boost lifespan: • 9% lower mortality risk • Particularly protective against heart disease • Benefits persist even after adjusting for health factors What are you grateful for today? Share below!
A study of older nurses found that being grateful leads to a longer life! The research team says these results apply to all older adults, not just nurses. Read the study in JAMA Psychiatry: https://t.co/7tRXbqMYPX #Gratitude #LongLife #HealthyAging #Nurse https://t.co/QEeru6b7pd
Gratitude and Mortality Among Older US Female Nurses https://t.co/eWIy07yAde
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Gratitude and Mortality Among Older US Female Nurses. Do people who more frequently notice and feel grateful for positive experiences tend to live longer? — JAMA Network https://t.co/7FPyfqvBon
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感謝というとJAMA Psychiatryにこんな研究もあったな。 https://t.co/T0fdi2ZrHn https://t.co/KgtzXXbw1M
今日の食卓で話題にしているものは、こちらです https://t.co/IjIsV5BWbf
Gratitude and Mortality Among Older US Female Nurses https://t.co/wbxmVInljN Literature Review || AlphaCog
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【感謝の気持ちは寿命を延ばす】 「これらの結果に基づくと、人は感謝の気持ちを抱くものに心を傾けることで、健康を改善できる可能性がある」 「今後の研究で、長寿を増進する心理的資源としての感謝の気持ちに対する理解が深まることを期待している」 https://t.co/oCoqJaTozo https://t.co/ysz1u30op4
https://t.co/xsBThrAb2i 感謝の気持ちを多く経験した高齢者ほど寿命が長いのか
この論文面白い！ 感謝を護るとかいて、感護師と名乗っていてよかった気がする 感謝深い人は長生きする 論文名：Gratitude and Mortality Among Older US Female Nurses. 筆 者：Chen, Y., Okereke,ら 雑誌：JAMA psychiatry, 2024. e241687.
➡️ Die Studie unter der Leitung der Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health https://t.co/soTSCe9Qc4 2/2
感謝の気持ちは寿命を延ばす？ JAMA Psychiatry. 2024 Jul 3:e241687. doi: 10.1001/jamapsychiatry.2024.1687. Epub ahead of print. PMID: 38959002; 感謝したい、そう思える人がそばにいる、ということだけで幸せなので、だから長生きするんだろうなとふと。
感謝の気持ちは寿命を延ばす？ JAMA Psychiatry. 2024 Jul 3:e241687. doi: 10.1001/jamapsychiatry.2024.1687. Epub ahead of print. PMID: 38959002; 感謝したい、そい思える人がそばにいる、ということだけで幸せなので、だから長生きするんだろうなとふと。
Question: Do people who feel grateful for positive experiences live longer? The findings suggest so! Experiencing gratitude is associated with increased longevity among #olderadults. https://t.co/WLJd2uougP
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Question: Do people who feel grateful for positive experiences live longer? The findings suggest so! Experiencing gratitude is associated with increased longevity among #olderadults. https://t.co/WLJd2up26n
RT @madoi_bito: 「ありがとう」感謝の気持ちを持って生きよう、なんて言葉をよく耳にします。果たしてこれは本当でしょうか？ JAMA Psychiatry に掲載された論文では、「人が感謝の気持ちを持つことは健康を改善し、長生きの秘訣となる可能性がある」と報告されて…
RT @madoi_bito: 「ありがとう」感謝の気持ちを持って生きよう、なんて言葉をよく耳にします。果たしてこれは本当でしょうか？ JAMA Psychiatry に掲載された論文では、「人が感謝の気持ちを持つことは健康を改善し、長生きの秘訣となる可能性がある」と報告されて…
「ありがとう」感謝の気持ちを持って生きよう、なんて言葉をよく耳にします。果たしてこれは本当でしょうか？ JAMA Psychiatry に掲載された論文では、「人が感謝の気持ちを持つことは健康を改善し、長生きの秘訣となる可能性がある」と報告されているようです。 https://t.co/7IehNVC2tx
Question: Do people who feel grateful for positive experiences live longer? The findings suggest so! Experiencing gratitude is associated with increased longevity among #olderadults. https://t.co/WLJd2uougP
RT @keisuke4713:
Doświadczanie wdzięczności wiąże się dłuższym życiem wśród osób starszych. https://t.co/kV0PbPFojH
The Link between Gratitude and Mortality ...Data seen Among Older US Female Nurses https://t.co/5u4kAc1avE
RT @JAMAPsych: Do people who more frequently notice and feel grateful for positive experiences tend to live longer? These findings sugges…
RT @Peter_Grinspoon: 'experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased longevity among older adults' (gratitude is the only thing…
'experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased longevity among older adults' (gratitude is the only thing that gets me through the traumas of life, including getting hit by a car and trying to be a primary care doctor in a dying system...) https://t.co/2jRWcVoHUe
Do people who more frequently notice and feel grateful for positive experiences tend to live longer? These findings suggest that the experience of grateful affect is associated with increased longevity among older adults. Read the study: https://t.co/9cswEvwd8k https://t.co/2AsMLieAOy
"Embrace gratitude in your daily life, as it not only enhances your emotional well-being but also contributes to a longer, healthier life." #LifeLessons https://t.co/XXUSNB8GM0
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Could the simple act of feeling grateful lower your mortality? In this observational study of US nurses, those in the top third experiencing gratitude had a 9% lower mortality than those in the bottom third. https://t.co/AIUuecVha7 https://t.co/8CuwVr7SKh
@aburk203 @MarioNawfal It´s the JAMA psychiatry journal that reports the study with about 50.000 elderly nurses, not CNN. It´s more about focus and orientation of our thoughts. Kind of stoic thing. https://t.co/UqLDC7UwqV
@MarioNawfal Link to JAMA psychiatry study: https://t.co/UqLDC7UwqV
Live longer by practicing gratitude. Read here: https://t.co/qxDt57QTMI #thepaincoach #chronicpain #gratitude https://t.co/kh8jRI8ElP
RT @MitoPsychoBio: First empirical evidence that gratitude may be a psychological resource associated with increased longevity in later lif…
RT @MitoPsychoBio: First empirical evidence that gratitude may be a psychological resource associated with increased longevity in later lif…
RT @MitoPsychoBio: First empirical evidence that gratitude may be a psychological resource associated with increased longevity in later lif…
RT @MitoPsychoBio: First empirical evidence that gratitude may be a psychological resource associated with increased longevity in later lif…
RT @JAMAPsych: Most viewed in the last 7 days from @JAMAPsych: Do people who more frequently notice and feel grateful for positive experi…
RT @MitoPsychoBio: First empirical evidence that gratitude may be a psychological resource associated with increased longevity in later lif…
RT @MitoPsychoBio: First empirical evidence that gratitude may be a psychological resource associated with increased longevity in later lif…
First empirical evidence that gratitude may be a psychological resource associated with increased longevity in later life What are the biological correlates of gratefulness? https://t.co/piThWHl705 https://t.co/iKZWw7Lg2L
Good news #3653 - Gratitude linked to lower death risk from all causes - https://t.co/4m3ltP7hTS
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RT @rahall_jp:
Gratitude and Mortality Among Older US Female Nurses https://t.co/t3OknkpgTZ
This cohort study examines the association of gratitude with all-cause and cause-specific mortality in later life among US female registered nurses participating in the Nurses’ Health Study. https://t.co/egD9EjZ3gS
全体の死亡: 高い感謝の感情が全死亡リスクの低減に関連（HR, 0.91; 95% CI, 0.84-0.99） 心血管疾患による死亡: 感謝の感情が高いことと心血管疾患による死亡リスクの低減に関連（HR, 0.85; 95% CI, 0.73-0.995） Gratitude and Mortality Among Older US Female Nurses https://t.co/PcdJSzFPof
Gratitude and Mortality Among Older US Female Nurses | Nursing | JAMA Psychiatry | JAMA Network https://t.co/9sEpx3b3vG
Gratitude and Mortality Among Older US Female Nurses
(11) Gratitude and mortality among older US female nurses | Eric S . Kim (UBC) - https://t.co/nm7RVGe56D ...Huh? https://t.co/wKIU5B4p1x
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"Gratitude and Mortality Among Older US Female Nurses" #英語論文千本ノック #その113
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#Longevity & #HealthspanTip - Gratitude in women assosciated with longevity. Probably same holds true for men. What are you grateful for? https://t.co/CRpB9nsZJQ
Experiencing #gratitude associated with greater #longevity among #olderadults Gratitude appeared protective against every specific cause of #mortality studied, most significantly against #cardiovasculardisease. https://t.co/MSI9vDuKIA https://t.co/EziJyPkfaT
RT @JAMAPsych: This study provides the first empirical evidence suggesting that experiencing grateful affect is associated with increased l…
RT @BethFratesMD: Gratitude and Mortality Among Older US Female Nurses https://t.co/Y2QjYseS4e #gratitude #MentalHealth #health #longevity
Gratitude and Mortality Among Older US Female Nurses .. Do people who more frequently notice and feel grateful for positive experiences tend to live longer? — JAMA Network https://t.co/7FPyfqv3yP
RT @BethFratesMD: Gratitude and Mortality Among Older US Female Nurses https://t.co/Y2QjYseS4e #gratitude #MentalHealth #health #longevity
RT @BethFratesMD: Gratitude and Mortality Among Older US Female Nurses https://t.co/Y2QjYseS4e #gratitude #MentalHealth #health #longevity
RT @BethFratesMD: Gratitude and Mortality Among Older US Female Nurses https://t.co/Y2QjYseS4e #gratitude #MentalHealth #health #longevity
Gratitude and Mortality Among Older US Female Nurses https://t.co/Y2QjYseS4e #gratitude #MentalHealth #health #longevity
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