How your relationship status impacts your cancer risk: study

New York Post·Apr 8

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A study has found a link between relationship status and cancer risk. Research suggests that people who have never married may face a higher risk for certain cancers, while being married may have health benefits, including a potentially lower cancer risk. The exact nature of this relationship and its underlying causes are still being explored.

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