Extroverts are better protected against infections


A study finds that outgoing personalities might have a better immune system. - AFP Relaxnews

A study finds that outgoing personalities have a better immune system.

A team of health psychologists zeroed in on five major human personality characteristics to understand their relationship with the immune system in a new study from the University of Nottingham, United Kingdom, and the University of California in Los Angeles, United States.

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