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Link Between Bitterness and Illness
Professor Carsten Wrosch
Professor Carsten Wrosch Constant bitterness can make a person ill, according to Carsten Wrosch, a professor in the Concordia University Department of Psychology and a member of the Centre for Research in Human Development, who has examined the relationship between failure, bitterness and quality of life. Coverage of this study appears in the La Presse, Radio-Canada, Canoë Santé, Daily Mail (UK), The Mirror (UK), The Express (UK), The Daily Star (UK), Metro (UK), Pulse Today (UK), Scottish Daily Record (UK), on the LA Weekly blog (USA), in the Toronto Telegraph, Times & Transcript, Ottawa Citizen, Vancouver Sun, Montreal Gazette (and several other PostMedia newspapers), Canada.com, Hindustan Times (India), MSN Tech News, Global News Montreal, CJAD radio, CHAA AM (Longueuil), Top News Arab Emirates, AllVoices.com, News Point South Africa, French Tribune, PsychoMédia, Times of India (India), Science Codex, Psych Central, EmpowHER.com, RDI’s Téléjournal, Agence Science-Presse, Nea Agora (Italy), Affari Italiani (Italy), MSNBC’s The Body Odd blog, The Scotsman, BlissTree.com, ItalPress (Italy), 98.3FM Kingston,100.9FM Nova Scotia, 107.5FM Quebec City, Victoria Times-Colonist, The Mark, Nanaimo Daily News, Times-Wellness.com, South Asia Mail, the Huffington Post (UK), CNN Health and WXII12.com, Agence Science-Presse, The National, The New Hampshire Sentinel Source and Businessinsider.com.
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