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Of the numerous studies investigating an association between having a sunny disposition and improved health, 65 percent found a link, a study review found.Researchers believe happier people may be more inclined to live a healthy lifestyle, for instance exercising regularly or not smoking.Alternatively, being content may directly benefit the health of the heart and immune system, they add.Yet, the extent of being cheerful's benefits on our health is unclear, the research adds.  Happy people are healthier: Some 65 percent of relevant studies found a link between the two  GIVING TO OTHERS REALLY DOES MAKE YOU HAPPY Being generous really does make people happier, research revealed earlier this month.Areas of the brain that are triggered during altruistic acts are linked to feelings of contentment, a study found. Merely promising to be more generous is enough to create changes in our brains that makes us happier, the research adds.The amount of generosity does not influence the increase in levels of contentment, meaning even small acts of giving produce a sense of wellbeing, the study found. Psychologist Dr Soyoung Park of the University of Lubeck in Germany, one of the lead researchers, said: 'Generosity and happiness improve individual wellbeing and can facilitate societal success.' The discovery sheds fresh light on why people feel gratification from giving, even when it comes at a cost to themselves. Key findings  Researchers from the universities of Utah and Virginia analyzed numerous studies that investigated a link between happiness and health.Results revealed that in 65 percent of the studies, a sunny disposition is related to improved health and wellbeing.It may be that happier people are more inclined to live a healthy lifestyle by exercising regularly, eating well and not smoking, according to the researchers.Alternatively, a positive mood may have a direct effect on people's immune system and heart health, they add.The extent to w...

A VERY Happy Meal! Experts reveal that retro McDonald's toys could be worth up to £340 for a complete set - so how many do YOU have at home?An antique toy expert has revealed how much McDonald's toys are really worthThe most valuable Happy Meal toy is the Ty Teenie Babies, which can net £338Second is the Underwater Monsters from 1979, which are worth £300 a popThe expert advises to keep them in their original packaging and sell in groups ByMolly Rose Pike For Mailonline Published: 17:16 GMT, 31 May 2018 Updated: 01:02 GMT, 1 June 2018...

Little Leo Diener managed to get three of his fingers stuck in a metal bath plug hole on Monday evening at his home in Dapto, New South Wales. It took a team of police and paramedics over an hour to free Leo.Scroll down for video   Little Leo's mum had to call emergency services to free his fingers form the bath plug hole   Leo Diener managed to get three of his fingers stuck in a metal bath plug It took a team of police and paramedics over an hour to free Leo'He was pretty much back against the wall, three fingers straight down, just sort of looked at me like, "I'm in trouble aren't I?"', Leo's mother Corinne Diener told 7 News.She called Triple-0 after unsuccessfully using soaps and oils to try and free Leo's fingers.Kahlie McLennan from NSW Ambulance said Leo's fingers were swollen, but not injured.'We flipped the plate out, and then once that was out, they put a film under each finger and had to cut each individual hole to get each finger out,' she said.Leo was very brave and 'only cried a little bit,' his mother said.'I was very proud of him.' Leo's mum Corinne (left) called Triple-0 after unsuccessfully using soaps and oils to try and free Leo's fingers Kahlie McLennan (pictured second from left) from NSW Ambulance said Leo's fingers were swollen, but not injured   Read more: link rel="stylesheet" href="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/static/mol-fe/static/mol-...