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Thursday, September 17, 2009

Men 'are more likely to leave sick partners', study shows

By DAILY MAIL REPORTER
Last updated at 9:06 AM on 17th September 2009


A man is seven times as likely to leave his wife when she becomes seriously ill as a woman is to abandon her husband, say researchers.

The finding comes from a study into how more than 500 married couples coped with the diagnosis of a life-threatening illness such as cancer or multiple sclerosis.


The divorce rate was no higher than average. But closer inspection revealed that the marriage was much more likely to end when the patient was a woman.


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