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Alongside the [rebelmouse-annotation 3627141600 site_id=19596302 label=Happiness Research Institute text= private_text=U2l0ZSUyMHdvbid0JTIwbG9hZCElMjBVUkwlMjBpcyUyMGNvcnJlY3QuJTIw user_site=26885349;@Kathryn Ross created_ts=1771007177783 expand=1 comment_id=698f6cca9cfa44b0a165c2e2], Maastricht University, and the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, they (according to their website) sought to find a universal biomarker for happiness to guide all of us to long, happier, healthier lives. But what theyve found is that the answer is far more complex than some doctors or even philosophers might suggest
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