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Friends sitting around a table, talking and laughing. A touch on the arm, as one of them leans over to make a confiding comment. A round of hugs before walking out the door.

What can older adults who have lost their closest friends and family members do as they contemplate the future without them?

One of the essential findings of the study he did that tracked two families beginning in 1938, is that having “one or two people who you are securely connected

Leaders of the Harvard Study of Adult Development, Robert Waldinger and Marc Schulz, joined the Chris Evans Breakfast Show with

The director of the Harvard Study of Adult Development, the most comprehensive investigation ever done on what makes us happy, talks to EL PAÍS about joy, relationships and giving up our dreams

Past research has attributed happiness to relationships and health

In the Apple TV show The Reluctant Traveler, host Eugene Levy explores the people, places, and cultures of several unique locations around the world. In Is our connection to others the key to happiness?

New York State Housing Finance Authority will raise money by issuing $100 million worth of Affordable Housing Revenue Bonds.

Editor’s Note: Thought leader Grace Ueng is CEO of Savvy Growth, leadership coaching and management consultancy, celebrating its 20th anniversary. Grace writes a regular column on Happiness & Leadership for us. Grace’s core offerings are one-on-one coaching for CEOs and their leadership teams, and conducting strategic reviews for companies at a critical juncture. She and

April is National Volunteer Month One of the most thorough studies of human development ever conducted, based on an 85-year multi-generational study of