Advantages shrinking, say researchers
(NEWSER) - Married people are still healthier, on average, than their unmarried peers, but longtime bachelors are closing the gap between them and their married counterparts, HealthDay reports. Researchers who examined 32 years of data found that the self-reported health of never-married men has increased markedly in that time. Women's health also improved, but the gap between married and never-married women remained essentially the same. More»
