For 16 consecutive years, since 2007, employees of the Ministry of Health have studied the risk factors for the development of various diseases. As a result, it has been found that the length and quality of life are influenced not only by physiological factors, but also by social factors. Thus, the results of the study showed that married men live longer. In addition, life expectancy is affected by the type of employment of the stronger sex. Those who do mental work often live longer than others.
As for women, those with children and a high income live longer. Interestingly, women are diagnosed with more chronic diseases than men: but since they are more likely to follow doctors’ recommendations, this affects life expectancy to a lesser extent.
Married men are likely to live longer precisely because their wives ensure that they follow doctors’ advice more carefully.