Marriage
Unmarried people may have a higher risk for depression
People who are not married may be over 80% more likely to have depressive symptoms compared with their married peers, according to a multinational analysis published in Nature Human Behavior.
Prevalence of husband, wife duos with high blood pressure varies globally
One spouse in a heterosexual marriage having hypertension was associated with increased likelihood for the other spouse to have it as well, especially in India and China, but odds were also elevated among couples in the U.S. and England.
Marriage linked to lower risk for dementia, mild cognitive impairment
Marriage was associated with a lower risk for dementia and mild cognitive impairment in later life, researchers reported in the Journal of Aging and Health.
Strengthening Physician Marriages with George P. “Jeep” Naum III, MD, and Vanessa Naum, MBA
In this episode, George P. “Jeep” Naum III, MD, and Vanessa Naum, MBA discuss their journey to becoming relationship coaches, the often seen themes in relationships of physician couples and more.