Pfizer Survey: Aging 'Attitude' Linked To 'Age'

USA TODAY Just Released Pfizer's Survey On How People Feel About Getting Old. Survey Says? There's no cure for growing old, but your attitude about what's important and how you feel about aging can depend in part on how old you are.  About 42% of those 50 to 64 are optimistic, the highest percentage of any age group. (Delusional Is Obviously Working!)

StillABabe.com has long reported there is a direct link between a optimistic attitude and staying alive.

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The Pfizer survey of 1,017 people over 18 finds, for instance, that 24% admit they have lied about their age. But of those 50-64, it's just 21%, and for those over 65, it's 18%

The survey, out today, was commissioned by the drug company Pfizer in conjunction with about a dozen health advocacy organizations to help encourage dialogue about aging in America. In addition to the survey, the group plans to launch a website, GetOld.com, which invites users to share perspectives on aging.

Get Old? Get Outta Here. We're Getting Younger & Better Looking Everyday! 

But the rest of you should probably read the rest of the story by Rebecca Lurye of USA TODAY here.