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• The Atlantic - Americans really are in despair: The wealth gap is also a happiness gap.
  (2018-06-19)

• Scientific American - Being a couch potato may change your personality: The largest study of its kind suggests long-term physical inactivity and character traits may be linked
  (2018-06-01)

• The Washington Post - Poor people die younger in the U.S. That skews American politics.
  (2018-05-31)

• Iowa State University News - Brain activity, reactivity help explain diabetics' negative feelings and risk for depression
  (2018-05-07)

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