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Bride and groom figurines on top of a wedding cake that is splitting apart

‘Til Death Do Us Part?

September 11, 2008 by Jennifer McAndrew

Researchers diagnose health consequences of marriage, divorce So, why aren’t you married? It’s an age-old question dreaded by singletons. The underlying assumption of the awkward inquiry: there is something wrong with being single and one’s life is somehow incomplete without a partner. But does marriage mean you will live happily, and healthfully, ever after? Research […]

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