Summary
A large new study suggests a person’s marital status may be linked to cancer risk, but researchers stress that marriage itself is not the cause. Instead, adults who have never been married show significantly higher cancer rates than those who are or have been married. Researchers analyzed data from more than 4 million cancer cases across 12 U.S. states and found the pattern across most cancer types. Experts say the difference likely reflects lifestyle and healthcare factors, including smoking, diet, screening habits, and social support. Unmarried individuals may miss opportunities for earlier detection and prevention. Scientists emphasize that healthy behaviors matter most.
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