University of San Diego study adds to weight of research suggesting having a partner significantly improves outcomes for sufferers Being married boosts the survival chances of cancer patients, according to new research that analysed data from nearly 800,000 people. While the research backs up a number of studies that have previously highlighted the trend, the new study goes further, exploring the strength of the effect in patients of different race and ethnicity. The results reveal that the bene...
Marriage boosts survival chances of cancer patients, say scientists
The Guardian - 11 Apr 2016 06:00
University of San Diego study adds to weight of research suggesting having a partner significantly improves outcomes for sufferers Being married boosts the survival chances of cancer patients, according to new research that analysed data from nearly 800,000 people. While the research backs up a number of studies that have previously highlighted the trend, the new study goes further, exploring the strength of the effect in patients of different race and ethnicity. The results reveal that the bene...
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