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925 An 80+ year Harvard study suggests that the strongest predictor of how happy and healthy people are in later life often isn’t wealth, career success, or intelligence — it’s the quality of their close relationships

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals · 07/06/2026 21:19 EDT

An 80+ year Harvard study suggests that the strongest predictor of how happy and healthy people are in later life often isn’t wealth, career success, or intelligence — it’s the quality of their close relationships

The Harvard Study of Adult Development, which began in 1938 is widely acknowledged as longest in-depth study of physical and mental wellbeing ever run on a group of adults. The original participants fell into two groups: 268 Harvard College students and 456 young men from Boston. Over the decades that followed, the study grew to ... Read more

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