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Changes in marital status may heighten vulnerability for alcohol-related problems
People who have experienced mixed marital transitions or who have never been married may be more likely to have alcohol-related problems than people with stable marital status.
Summary
People who have experienced mixed marital transitions or who have never been married may be more likely to have alcohol-related problems than people with stable marital status. According to a study published in Alcohol: Clinical and Experimental Research , people in early midlife who have experienced mixed marital transitions and individuals who remain never married into late life are particularly vulnerable to alcohol use problems.
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