Impact of Marriage on Obesity Risk in Men and Women

Being married triples the risk of obesity in men compared to unmarried men, with no such link found for women. Both sexes tend to be heavier when married, with the risk of being overweight rising for husbands and wives. Women are more likely to take actions to lose weight compared to men. Age and marital status were found to have a significant impact on weight.

Loneliness Epidemic in the U.S. vs Europe

Loneliness is a major problem in the U.S., with new research showing that middle-aged Americans are more likely to experience loneliness than their European counterparts. Cultural differences, such as individualism, social media use, and economic policies, may contribute to this trend.

Nudity at Austrian Spas

The article describes the experience of attending an Austrian spa where nudity is required, including a sauna ritual called aufguss. It explores the cultural differences around nudity and the benefits of being naked in a social setting.