The New York Times
Many experts have come to question the connection between optimism and
health. “Being optimistic is secondary to having health and resources,”
said James C. Coyne, a professor of psychology and psychiatry
at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, who conducted a
study on positive thinking and cancer and found no correlation between
optimism and improved outcomes. “Ranges of cross-studies have found
this,” he said... read more
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