Bryan Johnson· Author
A meta-analysis of 7.8 million participants across 22 studies showed a 22% and 33% higher mortality risk for unmarried women and men, respectively.
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A meta-analysis of 7.8 million participants across 22 studies showed a 22% and 33% higher mortality risk for unmarried women and men, respectively.
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A study of 97,062 Japanese participants found that never-married men had a 91% higher risk of death; for women, 46%.
this is the famous statistic that even flashed through my mind at the time which was married men live longer