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    But Steptoe and his colleague Daisy Fancourt also conducted a longitudinal analysis over four years.

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    However, Steptoe explained,"Knowing about how lonely participants felt did not add to our ability to predict future mortality.

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    Steptoe believes their strong findings speak to the value of assessing quality of life in this way on a national level.

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    I'm struck by the consistency of associations between these feelings[of living a meaningful life] and social and cultural activity,” Steptoe says.

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    Steptoe and Wardle found that these five life skills- conscientiousness, emotional stability, determination, control, and optimism- were associated with the following benefits:.

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    Steptoe concludes,"Our research suggests that fostering and maintaining these skills in adult life may be relevant to health and well-being at older ages.".

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    Both Dr. Mukhopadhyay and British scientists Robert G Edwards and Patrick Steptoe- creators of the world's first test-tube baby- started work at the same time.

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    University College London's psychology professor Andrew Steptoe and senior research associate Daisy Fancourt analysed a sample of 7,304 UK residents aged 50+ drawn from the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing.

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    Andrew Steptoe and Jane Wardle of University College London found that five life skills(conscientiousness, emotional stability, determination, control, and optimism) work in concert to promote health, wealth, and well-being in early and later life.

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    To look at the risks of loneliness and social isolation on dying, Steptoe's team collected data on 6,500 men and women aged 52 and older who took part in the English Longitudinal Study of Aging in 2004.

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    For this study, Steptoe and Wardle honed in on the importance of these five life skills by studying data from 8,119 men and women aged 52 and older(with an average age of 66.7 years) who were participants in the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing(ELSA).

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    The scientific evidence is that being socially isolated is probably bad for your health, and may lead to the development of serious illness and a reduced life span," said lead researcher Andrew Steptoe, director of the Institute of Epidemiology and Health Care at University College London.

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