- Jacqui Wise
- 1London
Women who are married or living with a partner have a similar risk of developing ischaemic heart disease to unmarried women but a substantially lower risk of dying from it, data from the Million Women cohort have shown.1
Being married has been associated with lower mortality from heart disease in men in some studies, but there has been less evidence of an association among women.
The …
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