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Relying on Belief

According to recent research, religion can help elderly individuals cope better and stay healthier when a loved one dies. Bereavement puts individuals at risk for numerous physical maladies and mental health disorders, and subsequently increases the likelihood that they will need to use health services. Bereaved individuals, therefore, are likely to find themselves going to the doctor more often, probably as a type of coping strategy. On the other hand, the new study showed that bereaved individuals who relied more heavily on religion to cope with their loss did not experience a significant

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