The middle-aged are no longer the most miserable The Economist Midlife is no longer the age of peak misery … this is The Times We’re no longer at our unhappiest during middle age New Scientist ‘Unhappiness hump’ in aging may have disappeared worldwide Medical Xpress Study Finds Midlife Unhappiness Hump May Be Disappearing Amid Rising Mental Health Issues in Younger Generations geneonline.com Source link
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Richard showed me his spreadsheet at fifty-five—retirement at sixty-five, pension plus Social Security, the Florida house already purchased. “Ten more years,” he’d say like a mantra. Now, at seventy-one, he calls from that Florida house. The spreadsheet was perfect. The reality is unbearable. “I don’t know who I am anymore.” He’s not alone. Across golf communities and retirement villages, a …
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The number of people suffering from painful and disruptive hemorrhoids is growing, doctors say, with the modern lifestyle likely to blame. Research shows one in three people who receive a colonoscopy are diagnosed with hemorrhoids, with the condition accounting for about 4million doctors and hospital visits per year. In 2025, the hemorrhoids treatment market is projected to reach $1.75billion, up …
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King Charles’ staff should get counselling, report finds King Charles III’s famous garden may look nice, but it’s a miserable place to work. A new investigation by the London Sunday Times has uncovered extraordinary allegations by the beleaguered royal gardening team at the king’s private Gloucestershire home, Highgrove House. The report claims that, of the 12 full-time gardening staff who …
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