Richard Hamilton

The study found that on average the Swedish husbands were 11% more likely to suffer from mental health issues when their wives started to earn more than them. It was conducted by Demid Getik, an economist at the University of Durham in the north of England.

His rather unusual research was possible because he used to work in Sweden, which, alongside other Scandinavian countries, keeps records of both health diagnoses and tax returns. This allowed him to track the collective mental health and earnings of couples over the course of a decade.

His rather unusual research was possible because he used to work in Sweden, which, alongside other Scandinavian countries, keeps records of both health diagnoses and tax returns. This allowed him to track the collective mental health and earnings of couples over the course of a decade.

Because the data was so detailed, he was able to see that if a man was usurped financially by his wife, his well-being seemed to decline, often accompanied by substance abuse. But if the husband for some reason regained the top spot, his mental health would often improve.

Because the data was so detailed, he was able to see that if a man was usurped financially by his wife, his well-being seemed to decline, often accompanied by substance abuse. But if the husband for some reason regained the top spot, his mental health would often improve.

Dr Getik is wary of drawing any far-reaching conclusions, but the findings do seem to suggest that even in modern European societies, older ideas of gender roles and who should be the main breadwinner can still persist.

Dr Getik is wary of drawing any far-reaching conclusions, but the findings do seem to suggest that even in modern European societies, older ideas of gender roles and who should be the main breadwinner can still persist.

The research also appears to tally with some other studies which have, for instance, linked increased female earning power to higher rates of divorce and lower marital satisfaction. Richard Hamilton.

The research also appears to tally with some other studies which have, for instance, linked increased female earning power to higher rates of divorce and lower marital satisfaction. Richard Hamilton.

Any story when done right is universal and all the weird idiosyncratic struggles we go through on a daily basis are just as worthy of being committed to screen as any. Shogun.

Any story when done right is universal and all the weird idiosyncratic struggles we go through on a daily basis are just as worthy of being committed to screen as any. Shogun.

And are you surprised by the momentum that this movement has taken? I mean, there seem to be a lot of you now involved and you've got support from celebrities and other people as well. So did you expect it to be this successful?

And are you surprised by the momentum that this movement has taken? I mean, there seem to be a lot of you now involved and you've got support from celebrities and other people as well. So did you expect it to be this successful?

And are you surprised by the momentum that this movement has taken? I mean, there seem to be a lot of you now involved and you've got support from celebrities and other people as well. So did you expect it to be this successful?

Do you think there's been a change in awareness among ordinary people in Ghana? Do you think this has caught their imagination? Do you think this is making a real difference?

Do you think there's been a change in awareness among ordinary people in Ghana? Do you think this has caught their imagination? Do you think this is making a real difference?

Do you think there's been a change in awareness among ordinary people in Ghana? Do you think this has caught their imagination? Do you think this is making a real difference?

Do you think it might spread to other countries like Nigeria, for example?

Do you think it might spread to other countries like Nigeria, for example?

Do you think it might spread to other countries like Nigeria, for example?