Study says couples who drink together live longer
But the study still warned against hitting the bottle too much.
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But the study still warned against hitting the bottle too much.
Along the traditional claiming age range of 62 through 70, one age is far likelier than any other to maximize how much retired-worker beneficiaries receive during their lifetime.
According to a researcher at the University of Michigan, couples who drink together could also potentially enjoy longer lives together.
Couples who share similar drinking habits tend to live longer than those who don't, according to a study of more than 9,000 people.
Couples who drink together have stronger relationships and the habit could even help them both live longer, according to a new study.