High levels of cynical distrust partly predict premature mortality in middle-aged to ageing men.

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High levels of cynical distrus ...... in middle-aged to ageing men.

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Jolita Jonynienė

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Juhani Julkunen

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Jussi Kauhanen

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Roza Joffė

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10.1007/S10865-017-9834-2

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Kastytis Šmigelskas

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