New Delhi, July 9 -- A new study from Italy has found that health problems, gender roles, and money issues are major reasons why older couples (aged 50-64) in Europe are divorcing more often. The study is based on 18 years of data.

The study analysed many factors like age, marriage duration and past divorces. It noted education levels and whether the couple had children or grandchildren.

It also examined which region of Europe the couple lived in and when they were first surveyed. Economic factors were also important.

Divorce risk was higher in couples facing financial struggles or where only one partner was working. Poor health in either partner added pressure to the relationship.

The research shows, when one partner falls seriously ...