A meta-analysis by Alan Rozanski, a cardiologist, and his co-authors found that optimism was associated with a lower risk of ...

Looking on the bright side of things isn't always the easiest to do, but some scientists say it could help improve your overall health and may even extend your life. A number of studies have shown ...

When it comes to how you view the world and your everyday experiences, you probably fall into one of two categories: optimist or pessimist. For people with pessimistic tendencies, or a “glass ...

Choosing hope and optimism is the key to unlocking the power to overcome constraints and thrive in a challenging world. Earlier this year, I marched with my kids and husband in Brooklyn’s Gay Pride ...

A growing body of research suggests that optimism may protect the heart — both biologically and by promoting healthier habits ...

Prince Bhojwani never thought of himself as a negative person, until three trips to the hospital in one month forced him to reconsider. Before May 2018, he was a healthy but chronically worried ...

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With all the negativity in the news, it can be tough to stay optimistic. From layoffs and inflation to political polarization and global issues, there are plenty of reasons for concern. But optimism ...

Dr. Sue Varma is a board-certified psychiatrist and an award-winning national medical contributor for major news outlets. She is a clinical assistant professor of Psychiatry at New York University ...

The glass-half-full analogy seems like an old cliche about optimism, but the people who pay attention to the water in their glasses usually end up having a better shot at success. A positive mindset ...