How rocky marriage raises heart attack risk in men not women

When the relationships were stable - either consistently bad or consistently happy - there was no impact on their health. But when married life was deteriorating, their health measurements also got worse.

Chukwuma Muanya, Assistant Editor

Health

How rocky marriage raises heart attack risk in men not women

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