Studies suggest married men live longer, with fewer health risks and stronger social connections that promote well-being.
Women, however, show no significant increase in life expectancy from marriage, with some even facing greater stress.
Married women may experience higher levels of anxiety and responsibility, which can affect their overall health.
Men benefit from marriage's emotional support, leading to healthier lifestyle choices and reduced risk of chronic diseases.
Women, while benefiting emotionally, often carry a greater burden of household duties and caregiving roles, leading to stress.
Divorce can negatively impact both genders, but the emotional toll is often heavier on women, affecting their longevity.
Gender roles, societal expectations, and stress factors play a significant role in how marriage affects men's and women’s health.