This week in health news, from UC San Diego’s Scott LaFee
No one thinks procrastinating is a good thing. Well, almost no one. But a new study shows how it really might be harmful to your health and well-being. Researchers surveyed 3,525 college students, asking them to rate their tendency to procrastinate on a standard scale; then followed up every three months for a year, asking about mental health, disabling pain, tobacco, alcohol, poor sleep, cannabis use, loneliness and other woes.
Students with higher baseline levels of procrastination experienced greater depression, anxiety, stress, pain, poor sleep, loneliness and financial trouble. Other studies have associated procrastination with poor health outcomes, but this is the first study to suggest that those problems were likely not the cause of procrastination.
At the time, yellow fever resulted in repeated, deadly epidemics. In 1878, for example, a seven-month epidemic in the Mississippi Valley killed 20,000. Famously, Reed worked with three other doctors, among them Jesse W. Lazear and James Carroll. Carroll was among the volunteers to be bitten. He recovered. Lazear was bitten too and died. Reed continued his work in Cuba at a place dubbed Camp Lazear.
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