MIDUS In The News

 

• Kasmir Reader - Lower perceived personal control favours growth of collective control, 'tighter' cultures: Study
  (2022-11-02)

• PsyPost - Depression interacts with allostatic load to accelerate cognitive decline, study finds
  (2022-10-20)

• PsyPost - Impaired sleep quality may help explain the long-term effects of depressive symptoms on inflammation
  (2022-09-04)

• PsyPost -  New longitudinal study links low religiosity to increased risk of Parkinson's disease
  (2022-08-04)

• Psychiatry Advisor - Sleep quality mediates long-term relationship between generalized anxiety disorder and major depressive disorder
  (2022-07-28)

• Wisconsin State Journal - Binge drinking is a public health problem
  (2022-07-10)

• Health IT Analytics - AI-Generated 'Maps' May Help Improve Mental Well-being
  (2022-06-28)

• Community 99 - Researchers study COVID-19 mortality among introverts and extroverts
  (2022-05-30)

• NewsWise - Opioid addiction crisis in United States linked to poor working conditions and unemployment
  (2022-05-24)

• LAP Progressive - Smoking kills the wealthy despite wealth privilege
  (2022-04-14)

• JAMA Network - MIDUS article on association of wealth with longevity wins JAMA Health Forum's article of the year
  (2021-12-28)

• PsyPost - Older adults of today don't have more favorable views of their age than older adults did two decades ago
  (2021-11-21)

• newswise - Stress at work and at home increases risk of depression in U.S. Workers
  (2021-08-03)

• ConsumerAffairs - Having more money at midlife increases life expectancy, study finds
  (2021-07-27)

• Telangana Today - Sleep loss harms mental, physical well-being: Study
  (2021-07-11)

• Have a Go News - Do you feel younger or older than your actual age in years?
  (2021-05-24)

• New MIDUS Newsletter - The benefits of having a purpose in life
  (2021-04-21)

• Psychology Today - Unresolved Arguments May Nibble Away at Your Well-Being: Resolving arguments by day's end curtails chronic stress and boosts positivity
  (2021-03-26)

• Study Finds - Holding on to negative emotions can have a lasting impact on your well-being.
  (2021-03-23)

• Psychology Today - Adverse Childhood Experiences may be linked to stress in adulthood: Health problems and negative emotions may also be linked to childhood adversity
  (2021-03-07)