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

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