Marriage linked to lower risk of cancer, new study finds. Why?

USA Today·Apr 10

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A new study has found a link between marriage and a lower risk of cancer. Adults who have never married appear to have a higher risk of certain cancers. The study suggests a significant connection between marriage status and cancer risk, although the reasons for this link are not specified.

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