A new study looking at the effects of gratitude or being grateful on mortality risk showed that independent of classic mortality indicators of cardiovascular health, smoking, and chronic disease burden, grateful people showed lower rates of early death than less grateful peers. The study examined over 49,000 older women in the nursing profession, and is […] The post Having Gratitude Linked to Lower Risk of Death Independent of Confounding Factors, Innovative Study Shows appeared first on Good News Network.