Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
7325777 Journal of Psychosomatic Research 2016 8 Pages PDF
Abstract
Well-being, particularly life satisfaction, is associated with reduced risk for incident cardiometabolic conditions in minimally-adjusted models. However, accounting for underlying behavioral pathways attenuates the association. Low levels of life satisfaction (but not positive emotions) may also provide early warning of cardiometabolic risk prior to disease development.
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