Marriage is good for health
The first international study of nearly 35,000 people in 15 countries has confirmed that marriage makes us feel better.
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The first international study of nearly 35,000 people in 15 countries has confirmed that marriage makes us feel better.
When married, Pamela Mahoney and Alex Tsigdinos never thought that they were having problems with childbirth. But after 11 years of many infertility treatments, they are…
People who are happy in marriage have lower blood pressure than single people with supportive social networks. Both men and women in happy marriages have 24-hour blood p…
This is the conclusion drawn from the study of California University in Los Angeles (UCLA) on the rate of cortisol - a hormone closely related to stress - which was done…
Living alone has its own appeal and freedom, but people who never marry will have a shorter life than their married peers. The positive effects of marriage on health and…
Statistics in many countries show that, after a divorce or a partner dies early, men often
Marriage between people with close relatives is not allowed by law. In addition to moral and customary factors, the prohibition of marriage between people with direct bl…
Late marriage, stresses of modern life and low sperm count are factors that increase the number of infertility cases in Malaysia. There are about 300,000 young couples a…
The bride's white white wedding dress made the physician's white gown far away; This statement is not a rhetoric but the conclusion of a study. There are many reasons fo…
According to the Daily Star, Sophia recently arrived in India, speaking at a technology conference about the future of people and machines.
An artificial intelligence researcher predicts that the first marriage between humans and robots will take place before 2050 and is becoming increasingly popular.
A British scientist has been awarded a doctorate for his work predicting that one day humans will marry robots.