Study finds older adults living apart from partners have better mental health than singles.

A study by Lancaster University and UCL found that older adults over 60 who live apart from their partners, known as "Living Apart Together" (LAT), have better mental well-being compared to those who are single. This arrangement is more popular among older couples than marriage or cohabitation. The study suggests that LAT avoids issues like property division and daily conflicts, leading to improved mental health for those involved.

December 03, 2024
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