High Blood Pressure Shared Between Partners in Heterosexual Couples; Multinational Research Reveals Link

Medicine & Technology Dec 07, 2023

If your spouse has high blood pressure, you may share this common condition, increasing the risk of heart problems, according to a recent study. Read the article to learn more details.

How to Save Relationships During Lockdown? Experts Say to Blame it to Pandemic

Jun 22, 2021

Life stressors and everyday frustration can undermine relationships. But during lockdowns, a new study reveals that blaming the pandemic may actually leave couples happier.

What Is "Relationship Weight Gain" and How to Avoid It?

Feb 05, 2021

Relationship weight gain often happens with couples as they think more alike and do things together.

Couples Share Risk Factors and Healthy Habits for Heart Health

Oct 27, 2020

New research suggests that if one of the couples is at risk of heart problems, the other should also get checked as they share behaviors affecting their heart health.

Do Faces of People in Long-Term Relationships Grow to Look Alike Over Time

Oct 13, 2020

Researchers investigate whether couples' faces start to look the same or not after being together for a long time.

Unruly Limbs but Synchronized Sleep Patterns: Research Says Sharing Beds With Your Partner Can Benefit Mental Health and Memory

Jun 27, 2020

Research finds that there are benefits to sleeping next to your partner. Not only will you get a better night's sleep, but it could also improve your memory and improve your mental health.

Couples Wanting to Get Intimate Should Wear Masks While Doing the Deed, Harvard Scientists Say

Jun 02, 2020

Harvard University researchers caution people to use special precautions even when having sex during this time of the coronavirus pandemic. They advise avoiding kissing, taking a shower before and after having intercourse, and also wearing masks while doing the deed.

Couples Who Work Out Together Are More Likely To Stay Fit

Mar 27, 2015

If you thought that you could be a one-man army, then you're wrong. Research suggests that going to the gym with a romantic partner makes you more willing to put in the hard work and stay fit.