It turns out there is some truth to the cliché saying, "I'm dying of a broken heart." According to the University of Rochester's Christine Thompk...
By Mary Jo Rapini for YourTango.com February is heart awareness month, so this study in the European Society of Cardiology journal caught my eye. I...
If your jeans have gotten tighter since you tied the knot, your happy marriage could be to blame. According to recent research by Andrea Meltzer of...
The key to longer life might be found in your relationship status. A new study by Duke University Medical Center found that Baby Boomers with perma...
Research has indicated that marriage boosts health and happiness among heterosexual couples; now, a new study published Thursday suggests that married...
But in time, the perception of our relationship became much less compelling than our actual relationship. We married. There was a baby, and then another. We built a home and grew a business. Towers were targeted and toppled. We had twins. His mother died. In short, time passed.
A new study suggests that marriage is good for your heart -- in more ways than one. Researchers at Emory and Rutger's universities, have found that...
Most couples who are about to take the plunge think they know everything there is to know about each other already. But in most cases, they haven't tackled one very important matter: their health.
