Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10471451 Social Science & Medicine 2012 8 Pages PDF
Abstract
► Earlier studies have given mixed evidence about the relationship between mortality and marital history. ► This study is based on a large register data material of high quality from Norway. ► Results show that mortality among divorcees compared to married increases with duration since divorce, but only among men. ► Among widowed, mortality increases quite little with time since spouse's death, but maybe more sharply for women than for men. ► For men, a period as divorced or widowed leaves no long-term mark on mortality if remarriage takes place within 10 years.
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