People often ask my husband Ken how he averted my suicide. His answer, short and succinct, speaks volumes. “I didn’t,” he’ll say. “We got lucky.” After talking with literally thousands of people who ...

"Considering the impact of one’s health event on family members, who share the living environment, this study provides a crucial perspective in terms of community health assessment…When a CVD event ...

TEHRAN — Marriage means sharing your life with someone special. But new research out of Iran reveals couples might be sharing more than they bargained for: the bacteria in their mouths — and ...

Your spouse or partner begins to withdraw, very subtly at first. You notice them doomscrolling and sleeping more than usual. They seem grumpy or resentful, but you can’t point to any specific reason.

Put a ring on it — not for the heck of it, but for your health. Singletons around the globe are in greater danger of experiencing mental health issues than their hitched peers, a new study has found. ...

Dear Amy: My husband, "Henry," and I have been married for 34 years and reared three loving, independent, successful children. We have lovely grandchildren. All his life, Henry has been on the edge of ...

“Loving and living with someone with depression and anxiety can absolutely affect your mood and anxiety,” says Dr. Gail Saltz, a psychiatrist at NY Presbyterian Hospital Weill-Cornell School of ...

When you find a married person who is depressed, chances are pretty good you’ll also find an unhappy marriage. According to a study at the University of Colorado at Boulder, a spouse’s level of ...

Many people want to be completely authentic with their partners, which they assume would make them feel closer and more genuinely connected within their relationship. This is usually an idealized and ...

Depressed mood in spouses of women with breast cancer deleteriously affects their own and their wife's functioning and their marital communication. However, no study has examined why some spouses get ...