A recent study examined 46 relationship investment tactics and evaluated their effectiveness in enhancing relationship ...

Some of the states that landed at the top of wedding-related searches are Washington D.C., New York and New Jersey. But, surprisingly, those same states ranked toward the bottom in actual marriage ...

A ban on cousin marriages has divided the United Kingdom. It is not illegal to marry your first cousin in the country.

The ketubah is a binding document in Jewish law that traditionally spells out a groom's responsibilities toward his wife − but that many couples adapt to be more egalitarian. PowerSiege/iStock via ...

"Want To Study": Girl, 16, Approaches Supreme Court, Seeks To End Her Child Marriage The teenager who recently appeared for her Class 10 Board exams had appealed the top court to protect her from ...

A new study confirms what many parents already knew: children give life meaning. The price that parents pay is lower life satisfaction, especially for mothers — but some countries fare better ...

Shock study shows marriage is linked to increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease Staying single or divorcing could lower your odds of getting dementia Avinash Chandra Tuesday 22 April 2025 17:10 BST ...

Monetary beliefs play a big role in determining happiness in marriage. In marriages, miscommunication is one of the biggest problems, often fueling tension and conflict.

Marriage could significantly raise your dementia risk, finds a new study. In a research published in Alzheimer’s & Dementia journal of the Alzheimer’s Association, it was found that ...

A 2017 study out of the College of London, meanwhile, came to the opposite conclusion: that people who are single or widowed are at a greater risk of dementia than people who are married.

The study was conducted by analysing data from 2,405 people (roughly half women, half men), with a median age of 50. Of this population, 35.3 percent were normal weight, 38.3 percent were ...

A recent study found that members of Generation Z are more traditionalist and conservative when it comes to marriage—more so than their Millennial parents.