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The Ambivalent Marriage Takes a Toll on Health

The New York Times

Relationship benefits can be seen in your eyes

Medical Xpress, Science Daily, & BYU News

Award-winning BYU undergrad examines neurological pathways and marital relationship quality

BYU News

A Better Marriage Is Better for Your Health

Time

'Frenemy' marriages: Ambivalence leads to health, relationship downside, study says

The Herald-Times & East Idaho News

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Frenemies: Not Just For High School Anymore

ScienceBlog
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Study: There Are Health Benefits For Happily Married Couples

AskMen
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