I haven’t read the underlying paper, but from the article it seems the paper looks at if a person gets healthier when they get married.
This seems flawed because you get older as you get married, which is generally something that makes you less healthy.
This does not seem to compare health between a cohort that stayed single and a cohort that got married, so I don’t place a lot of value on the conclusions.
This seems flawed because you get older as you get married, which is generally something that makes you less healthy.
This does not seem to compare health between a cohort that stayed single and a cohort that got married, so I don’t place a lot of value on the conclusions.