H1	self-assessed health of continually married men and women does not differ from that of their continually divorced, widowed, or never-married counterparts.
H2	Transitions out of marriage through divorce or widowhood are associated with an initial decline in self-assessed health, but this decline dissipates with time.
H3	Initial declines in self-assessed health associated with exiting marriage are greater for older compared to younger adults
H4	Initial declines in self-assessed health associated with exiting marriage are greater for men compared to women.
H5	Transitions into marriage are associated with initial improvement in self-assessed health, but this benefit attenuates with time.
H6	The initial improvement in self-assessed health associated with entering marriage is greater for older compared to younger adults.
H7	The initial improvement in health self-assessed health associated with entering marriage is greater for men compared to women.