Dr. Alan Rozanski

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A Scientist’s Case for Optimism

A new study has found that optimists have a substantially reduced risk of cardiovascular events and premature death compared to pessimists. Lead author Alan Rozanski, MD, cardiologist at Mount Sinai St. Luke’s, explains why optimists are healthier than pessimists, what optimism really means, and how to start seeing the glass half-full.

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Dr. Alan Rozanski

Behavioral cardiologist. Researcher and educator in lifestyle medicine, health psychology, and the science of human vitality.

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