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Objectives
Most studies show that marriage conveys a survival advantage. Whether this is valid also for stroke patients is unclear. Results of studies have been inconsistent and conflicting.
Material & Methods
We studied 1‐week and 1‐month stroke case‐fatality in relation to marital status (married, unmarried, divorced, and widowed) in all patients admitted to hospital for incident stroke in...
Objectives
Most studies report that marriage carries a lower risk of stroke than single living. Whether the marriage advantage is applicable with respect to all other marital status categories (unmarried, divorced, widow) remains unclear. We studied marital status and its association with incident stroke.
Material and Methods
We included all patients > 40 years of age admitted to hospital for...
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