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Your personality could determine your lifespan, says new study

Technology

A recent study says your personality might matter more than you think when it comes to living longer.
Researchers found that people who are energetic, responsible, and helpful have a lower risk of early death—so it's not just about genetics or diet anymore.

Everyday actions matter more than broad personality types

The study highlights that being organized, hardworking, and cooperative is linked to living longer—active folks had a 21% lower risk of dying early.
Co-author Professor Paraic O'Suilleabhain explained it's these everyday actions, not just broad personality types, that make the difference.
On the flip side, traits like anxiety and irritability were tied to higher risks.