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Study Reveals Sex Frequency Linked to Higher Death Risk

3/7/2025

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A groundbreaking study from Walden University uncovers alarming findings: women aged 20-59 who engage in sex less than once a week face a staggering 70% higher risk of death within five years, linked to elevated inflammation levels. In contrast, men with frequent sexual activity experience a six-fold increase in mortality risk, highlighting the profound impact of sexual health on overall well-being.

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A groundbreaking study from Walden University uncovers alarming findings: women aged 20-59 who engage in sex less than once a week face a staggering 70% higher risk of death within five years, linked to elevated inflammation levels. In contrast, men with frequent sexual activity experience a six-fold increase in mortality risk, highlighting the profound impact of sexual health on overall well-being.