- Follow --
2 of 2 parts
Study: Unmarried women are more at risk of hypertension
It was found that, when it comes to hypertension, men actually seemed to benefit from being single. In men, lone-living men were lower at risk of hypertension as compared to co-living men. Having fewer friends raised hypertension risk in women. Women who also had fewer friends were 15 per cent more likely to have high blood pressure.
While it was found that social ties were important for women, they had very little influence on the risk level for men. Not even the size of the social network nor the level of participation in social activities were found to have any significant association with high blood pressure, found the study.
PreviousMixed Bag
From Lehenga to Loungewear: The Versatility of Indian Textiles in Everyday Fashion
Indian textiles are celebrated worldwide for their intricate craftsmanship, rich history, and adaptability......- Summer Saree Trends: Choosing the Right Fabric and Colors
Sarees are an evergreen choice in Indian fashion, but wearing them in summer requires careful selection...... - Baingan Bharta: Smoked Eggplant Delight
Baingan Bharta is a beloved North Indian dish that celebrates the rich, smoky flavors of roasted eggplant...... - Ford Mustang vs. Chevrolet Camaro: A Legendary Rivalry
The battle between the Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro is one of the most iconic rivalries in the ......
Most Popular
Picture Gallery
Dare To Share
Fear or Fight
My fiance does not know about my son and I am afraid that he will leave me once he finds out about this
Read More...- Shameful Walk
I had been flirting with this cute guy who was the DJ for the night at a friend's party. He agreed to play my fave song and dared me to do my sexiest dance across the room...
Read More... - Misinterpretation Of Friend
A divorced friend told me my husband is too 'touchy feely' with her and others...
Read More...
check outclick money scam review. Recently, new review of click money is posted on clickmoneyscam.com