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A new badcaringhealthimpactnumberolderpartnerperiodpressureproblemsqualityquestionsrelationshipresearchersickstressedstudythingstimeunhappy shows that people in badcaringhealthimpactnumberolderpartnerperiodpressureproblemsqualityquestionsrelationshipresearchersickstressedstudythingstimeunhappy marriages have a higher risk of getting a broken heart. A bad marriage is riskier for badcaringhealthimpactnumberolderpartnerperiodpressureproblemsqualityquestionsrelationshipresearchersickstressedstudythingstimeunhappy women. They get more heart disease than men because of the stress of being in a badcaringhealthimpactnumberolderpartnerperiodpressureproblemsqualityquestionsrelationshipresearchersickstressedstudythingstimeunhappy gone wrong. The study is from Michigan State University in the USA. Lead badcaringhealthimpactnumberolderpartnerperiodpressureproblemsqualityquestionsrelationshipresearchersickstressedstudythingstimeunhappy Dr Hui Lui said the stress of being in an unhappy marriage has a big badcaringhealthimpactnumberolderpartnerperiodpressureproblemsqualityquestionsrelationshipresearchersickstressedstudythingstimeunhappy on the health of our heart. Dr Lui said one reason for older women having more heart badcaringhealthimpactnumberolderpartnerperiodpressureproblemsqualityquestionsrelationshipresearchersickstressedstudythingstimeunhappy is because they are generally more badcaringhealthimpactnumberolderpartnerperiodpressureproblemsqualityquestionsrelationshipresearchersickstressedstudythingstimeunhappy. A wife is more likely to provide support and care for her badcaringhealthimpactnumberolderpartnerperiodpressureproblemsqualityquestionsrelationshipresearchersickstressedstudythingstimeunhappy husband than the other way round. Also, if a wife is sick and cannot look after her husband, she can get badcaringhealthimpactnumberolderpartnerperiodpressureproblemsqualityquestionsrelationshipresearchersickstressedstudythingstimeunhappy about this.

Dr Lui's team studied the badcaringhealthimpactnumberolderpartnerperiodpressureproblemsqualityquestionsrelationshipresearchersickstressedstudythingstimeunhappy of 1,200 married men and women aged 57 to 85 over a five-year badcaringhealthimpactnumberolderpartnerperiodpressureproblemsqualityquestionsrelationshipresearchersickstressedstudythingstimeunhappy. The researchers asked the married couples badcaringhealthimpactnumberolderpartnerperiodpressureproblemsqualityquestionsrelationshipresearchersickstressedstudythingstimeunhappy about their marital quality. They asked about whether they spent free badcaringhealthimpactnumberolderpartnerperiodpressureproblemsqualityquestionsrelationshipresearchersickstressedstudythingstimeunhappy with or apart from their badcaringhealthimpactnumberolderpartnerperiodpressureproblemsqualityquestionsrelationshipresearchersickstressedstudythingstimeunhappy. They also asked if they could trust and rely on their spouse, and whether their spouse asks them to do too many badcaringhealthimpactnumberolderpartnerperiodpressureproblemsqualityquestionsrelationshipresearchersickstressedstudythingstimeunhappy and is unfair. The doctors looked at the badcaringhealthimpactnumberolderpartnerperiodpressureproblemsqualityquestionsrelationshipresearchersickstressedstudythingstimeunhappy of the marriages to see who was happy and who was not. They then compared this with the badcaringhealthimpactnumberolderpartnerperiodpressureproblemsqualityquestionsrelationshipresearchersickstressedstudythingstimeunhappy of heart attacks and strokes people had. People in badcaringhealthimpactnumberolderpartnerperiodpressureproblemsqualityquestionsrelationshipresearchersickstressedstudythingstimeunhappy marriages were more depressed, more obese and had higher blood badcaringhealthimpactnumberolderpartnerperiodpressureproblemsqualityquestionsrelationshipresearchersickstressedstudythingstimeunhappy.