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If Your Heart Health Is at Risk, Your Partner Should Get Checked Too. Here’s Why – ScienceAlert
When your partner orders an extra side of fries or hits snooze on your alarm for the gym, it’s easy to do the same. On the flip side, having a partner who enjoys…
When your partner orders an extra side of fries or hits snooze on your alarm for the gym, it’s easy to do the same. On the flip side, having a partner who enjoys a healthy lifestyle might give you the extra boost of motivation that you need to make a change for better health.
This is the thinking behind new research that investigated heart health in more than 5,300 couples across the US, finding that married couples and partners who live together commonly share risk factors and healthy habits influencing…
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