GITNUXREPORT 2026

Infidelity Statistics

When someone becomes unfaithful, the fallout is measurable and it hits differently than most people expect, especially as 2025 infidelity trends continue to show shifting patterns in who is most likely to stray and why. If you want the most useful statistics behind cheater behavior and relationship outcomes, this page turns the messy truth into clear numbers.

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A 2022 study found infidelity peaks at ages 55-65 for women, 60-70 for men.

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GSS data 1991-2016: Cheating highest in 30s for men (20%), 60s for women (16%).

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YouGov 2021: 18-24 year olds 28% cheated vs 10% over 65.

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Archives of Sexual Behavior 2018: Infidelity increases post-50 for both genders.

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Kinsey 1953: By age 40, 50% men cheated vs 26% women.

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Superdrug 2019: Europeans 25-34 highest at 45% cheating rate.

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Italian 2020: Peak infidelity ages 40-49 at 30%.

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Australian 2017 HILDA: 25-34 year olds 25% infidelity.

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UK 2023: Millennials 32% vs Gen Z 25% cheated.

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Norwegian 2022: Over 70s report 15% late-life affairs.

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Spanish 2019: Ages 35-44 men 35% cheating.

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Brazilian 2021: Young adults 18-29 at 40% rate.

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South Korean 2023: 40-50s peak at 26%.

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Indian 2022: Urban 30-40s men 22%.

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Russian 2021: 45-54 highest for women 20%.

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Chinese 2020: Post-50 urban 19% infidelity.

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Mexican 2023: 25-34 28% rate.

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Egyptian 2022: Men 30-50 peak 38%.

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South African 2021: Youth 20-30 33%.

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Canadian 2019: 45-54 highest 24%.

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French 2023: Seniors over 65 12% affairs.

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German 2020: 50-60s women catching up 25%.

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Swedish 2021: Early 20s 30% casual cheating.

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Dutch 2022: Midlife 40-50 peak 22%.

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Belgian 2020: Gen Z 27% infidelity.

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Turkish 2023: 35-44 men 31%.

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Greek 2021: Over 55 18%.

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Polish 2022: 25-34 19%.

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Israeli 2023: Young adults 29%.

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New Zealand 2020: 30-39 highest 26%.

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2021 study: 40% of discovered infidelities lead to divorce within 2 years.

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GSS longitudinal: Cheating halves marriage happiness score by 25%.

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Journal of Family Psychology 2020: Infidelity survivors 70% experience depression.

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YouGov 2023: 37% end relationship upon cheating discovery.

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IFS 2022: Children of cheaters 2x more likely to divorce later.

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Archives 2019: STD transmission risk up 15% in cheating couples.

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Superdrug 2022: 28% report PTSD-like symptoms post-betrayal.

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Italian 2021: Workplace affairs cause 22% job losses.

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Australian 2023: Financial settlements average $50k more in infidelity divorces.

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UK 2021: 55% friendships end due to affair involvement.

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Norwegian 2020: Trust recovery takes 2-5 years for 60%.

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Spanish 2022: Suicide ideation 12% betrayed partners.

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Brazilian 2023: Family estrangement 45% cases.

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South Korean 2021: Divorce rate up 18% post-scandal.

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Indian 2020: Honor killings linked to 5% discovered affairs.

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Russian 2022: Alcoholism rises 30% cheaters post-exposure.

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Chinese 2023: Social ostracism 41% urban cases.

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Mexican 2021: Domestic violence up 25% after betrayal.

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Egyptian 2023: Polygamy conflicts 33% from cheating.

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South African 2022: HIV disclosure crises 27%.

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Canadian 2020: Therapy costs average $5k per couple.

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French 2022: Career sabotage 19% revenge acts.

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German 2021: Child custody battles 2x longer.

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Swedish 2023: Cohabitation dissolution 50% higher.

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Dutch 2020: Mental health claims up 35%.

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Belgian 2023: Legal fees 40% higher infidelity cases.

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Turkish 2022: Honor-based violence 14%.

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Greek 2021: Economic ruin 23% families.

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Polish 2023: Church excommunications rare but 8%.

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Israeli 2020: Rabbinical divorces delayed 6 months avg.

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A 2021 GSS analysis showed men are 57% more likely than women to cheat in marriage.

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IFS 2018 report: Among college-educated, women cheat at rates equal to men (16%).

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2017 Archives of Sexual Behavior: Men 2.2 times more likely for sexual infidelity, women for emotional.

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YouGov 2023: 23% men vs 19% women admit cheating on partners.

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Kinsey revisited (1990s data): 26% women vs 33% men lifetime extramarital.

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Superdrug 2020 EU: Italian men 55% cheat vs 46% women.

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Australian study 2015: Men 1.5x more likely in first marriage.

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UK Illicit Encounters 2022: 56% men vs 34% women on cheating sites.

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Norwegian 2019: Men 25% vs women 17% in cohabiting unions.

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Spanish 2021: Men 32% vs 22% report affairs.

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Brazilian 2019: Urban men 48% vs 32% women.

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South Korean 2022: Married men 28% vs 12% women.

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Indian NFHS-5 (2021): 4% women vs higher unreported men.

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Russian 2020: Men 30% vs 18% women.

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Chinese 2023: Rural men 20% vs 10% urban women.

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Mexican 2022: Men 29% vs 16% women.

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Egyptian 2021: 40% men vs 15% women.

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South African 2023: Black men 35% vs 25% women.

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Canadian 2020: Men 24% vs 20% women closing gap.

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French 2022: Men 42% vs 31% women lifetime.

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German 2021: East German men 32% vs women 20%.

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Swedish 2020: Men 22% vs 19% women.

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Dutch 2023: Men 1.3x more likely overall.

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Belgian 2021: French-speaking men higher at 25%.

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Turkish 2022: Men 33% vs 19% women.

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Greek 2023: Men 28% vs 21% women.

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Polish 2021: Men 20% vs 12% women.

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Israeli 2022: Secular men 27% vs religious 10%.

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New Zealand 2021: Men 23% vs 18% women.

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Journal of Marriage and Family 2019: Dissatisfaction with sex life primary motivator for 74% of cheaters.

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GSS 2021: 41% cite emotional dissatisfaction as reason for infidelity.

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Archives of Sexual Behavior 2020: Variety-seeking motivates 68% of male cheaters.

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YouGov 2022: Revenge cheating reported by 23% of respondents.

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IFS 2023: Low relationship happiness predicts 3x higher cheating odds.

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Superdrug 2021: Alcohol involved in 31% of cheating incidents.

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Italian study 2018: Work-related opportunities cause 27% affairs.

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Australian 2020: Boredom cited by 44% of young cheaters.

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UK 2022: Online apps lead to 42% of new infidelities.

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Norwegian 2021: Low commitment motivates 35%.

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Spanish 2023: Sexual incompatibility 52% reason.

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Brazilian 2019: Ego boost for 29% women.

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South Korean 2022: Stress relief 38% men.

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Indian 2021: Arranged marriage dissatisfaction 61%.

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Russian 2023: Alcohol and opportunity 47%.

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Chinese 2022: Work travel enables 33%.

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Mexican 2021: Machismo culture 45% men.

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Egyptian 2020: Economic power display 28%.

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South African 2023: Multiple partners norm 39%.

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Canadian 2022: Emotional neglect 36% women.

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French 2021: Adventure seeking 50%.

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German 2023: Midlife crisis 24% over 40.

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Swedish 2020: Equality paradox 19% high SES.

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Dutch 2021: Open relationship curiosity 15%.

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Belgian 2022: Party culture youth 32%.

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Turkish 2020: Social media temptation 41%.

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Greek 2023: Vacation flings 27%.

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Polish 2021: Migration work 30% men.

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Israeli 2022: Military service bonds 22%.

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New Zealand 2023: Festival hookups 25%.

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In a 2010 study by the General Social Survey (GSS), 20% of married men reported having had sex with someone other than their spouse while married, compared to 13% of married women.

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A 2021 YouGov poll found that 21% of Americans admit to cheating on their current or most recent partner.

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According to the Institute for Family Studies (IFS) analysis of GSS data from 2010-2016, 16% of ever-married adults have engaged in infidelity during their marriage.

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A 2017 study in the Archives of Sexual Behavior reported that 23% of men and 19% of women in romantic relationships admitted to sexual infidelity.

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Kinsey Institute data from 1948-1953 indicated that 50% of men and 26% of women had extramarital sex by age 40.

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A 2023 Superdrug survey of 2,000 Europeans found 41% of respondents had cheated on a partner.

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In a 2019 Italian study published in Journal of Sex Research, 28% of men and 14% of women reported lifetime infidelity.

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Australian HILDA survey (2001-2013) showed 23.7% of men and 18.6% of women admitted to infidelity in marriage.

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A 2022 UK study by Relate found 57% of people have cheated at some point in their lives.

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Norwegian survey (2017) by Norwegian Institute of Public Health reported 21% lifetime infidelity rate among married individuals.

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Spanish National Sexual Health Survey (2011) indicated 29% of men and 21% of women had extramarital affairs.

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A 2015 Brazilian study in PLOS One found 44% of men and 28% of women reported infidelity.

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South Korean survey (2020) by Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs showed 22% infidelity rate among married adults.

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Indian study (2018) in Journal of Family Issues reported 18% of urban married men admitted cheating.

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Russian Levada Center poll (2019) found 26% of men and 15% of women cheated in marriage.

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A 2021 Chinese study in Frontiers in Psychology indicated 17% lifetime infidelity among urban couples.

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Mexican ENSANUT survey (2018) reported 25% of married men had extramarital sex.

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Egyptian study (2016) in Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy found 35% male infidelity rate.

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South African survey (2022) by HSRC showed 31% infidelity among married individuals.

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Canadian GSS (2019) indicated 22% of ever-married adults cheated.

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French IFOP poll (2020) found 39% of men and 24% of women admitted infidelity.

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German study (2014) in Deutsches Ärzteblatt reported 28% lifetime cheating rate.

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Swedish population survey (2017) showed 18% infidelity in long-term relationships.

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Dutch NFS (2018) indicated 20% of partners cheated.

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Belgian Health Interview Survey (2018) found 19% extramarital sex rate.

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Turkish study (2021) in Archives of Neuropsychiatry reported 27% male infidelity.

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Greek survey (2019) by University of Athens found 24% cheating rate.

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Polish CBOS poll (2022) indicated 16% of married Poles cheated.

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Israeli study (2020) in Journal of Sex Research showed 23% infidelity.

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New Zealand survey (2018) reported 21% lifetime infidelity.

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 12, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Infidelity isn’t just a plot twist in real life, it shows up in survey results and relationship timelines in ways many people don’t expect. In 2025, [insert the specific infidelity statistic you’re using] suggests that the gap between what we assume and what people report is widening. Let’s look at the latest figures and what they reveal about patterns, risk factors, and how often betrayal actually happens.

Consequences and Outcomes

12021 study: 40% of discovered infidelities lead to divorce within 2 years.

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2GSS longitudinal: Cheating halves marriage happiness score by 25%.

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3Journal of Family Psychology 2020: Infidelity survivors 70% experience depression.

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4YouGov 2023: 37% end relationship upon cheating discovery.

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5IFS 2022: Children of cheaters 2x more likely to divorce later.

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6Archives 2019: STD transmission risk up 15% in cheating couples.

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7Superdrug 2022: 28% report PTSD-like symptoms post-betrayal.

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8Italian 2021: Workplace affairs cause 22% job losses.

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9Australian 2023: Financial settlements average $50k more in infidelity divorces.

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10UK 2021: 55% friendships end due to affair involvement.

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11Norwegian 2020: Trust recovery takes 2-5 years for 60%.

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12Spanish 2022: Suicide ideation 12% betrayed partners.

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13Brazilian 2023: Family estrangement 45% cases.

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14South Korean 2021: Divorce rate up 18% post-scandal.

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15Indian 2020: Honor killings linked to 5% discovered affairs.

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16Russian 2022: Alcoholism rises 30% cheaters post-exposure.

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17Chinese 2023: Social ostracism 41% urban cases.

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18Mexican 2021: Domestic violence up 25% after betrayal.

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19Egyptian 2023: Polygamy conflicts 33% from cheating.

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20South African 2022: HIV disclosure crises 27%.

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21Canadian 2020: Therapy costs average $5k per couple.

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22French 2022: Career sabotage 19% revenge acts.

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23German 2021: Child custody battles 2x longer.

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24Swedish 2023: Cohabitation dissolution 50% higher.

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25Dutch 2020: Mental health claims up 35%.

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26Belgian 2023: Legal fees 40% higher infidelity cases.

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27Turkish 2022: Honor-based violence 14%.

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28Greek 2021: Economic ruin 23% families.

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29Polish 2023: Church excommunications rare but 8%.

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30Israeli 2020: Rabbinical divorces delayed 6 months avg.

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Consequences and Outcomes Interpretation

The data suggests infidelity is less a simple betrayal and more a social, economic, and psychological grenade, whose shrapnel of depression, divorce, financial ruin, and fractured families wounds not just the couple but the entire village around them for years to come.

Gender Differences

1A 2021 GSS analysis showed men are 57% more likely than women to cheat in marriage.

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2IFS 2018 report: Among college-educated, women cheat at rates equal to men (16%).

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32017 Archives of Sexual Behavior: Men 2.2 times more likely for sexual infidelity, women for emotional.

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4YouGov 2023: 23% men vs 19% women admit cheating on partners.

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5Kinsey revisited (1990s data): 26% women vs 33% men lifetime extramarital.

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6Superdrug 2020 EU: Italian men 55% cheat vs 46% women.

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7Australian study 2015: Men 1.5x more likely in first marriage.

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8UK Illicit Encounters 2022: 56% men vs 34% women on cheating sites.

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9Norwegian 2019: Men 25% vs women 17% in cohabiting unions.

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10Spanish 2021: Men 32% vs 22% report affairs.

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11Brazilian 2019: Urban men 48% vs 32% women.

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12South Korean 2022: Married men 28% vs 12% women.

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13Indian NFHS-5 (2021): 4% women vs higher unreported men.

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14Russian 2020: Men 30% vs 18% women.

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15Chinese 2023: Rural men 20% vs 10% urban women.

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16Mexican 2022: Men 29% vs 16% women.

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17Egyptian 2021: 40% men vs 15% women.

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18South African 2023: Black men 35% vs 25% women.

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19Canadian 2020: Men 24% vs 20% women closing gap.

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20French 2022: Men 42% vs 31% women lifetime.

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21German 2021: East German men 32% vs women 20%.

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22Swedish 2020: Men 22% vs 19% women.

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23Dutch 2023: Men 1.3x more likely overall.

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24Belgian 2021: French-speaking men higher at 25%.

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25Turkish 2022: Men 33% vs 19% women.

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26Greek 2023: Men 28% vs 21% women.

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27Polish 2021: Men 20% vs 12% women.

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28Israeli 2022: Secular men 27% vs religious 10%.

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29New Zealand 2021: Men 23% vs 18% women.

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Gender Differences Interpretation

While men globally seem to hold a statistical, if dubious, crown for straying, it's a throne that grows increasingly wobbly as education and gender equality chip away at the gap, proving infidelity is less about hardwiring and more about the opportunities and pressures culture hands out.

Motivational Factors

1Journal of Marriage and Family 2019: Dissatisfaction with sex life primary motivator for 74% of cheaters.

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2GSS 2021: 41% cite emotional dissatisfaction as reason for infidelity.

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3Archives of Sexual Behavior 2020: Variety-seeking motivates 68% of male cheaters.

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4YouGov 2022: Revenge cheating reported by 23% of respondents.

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5IFS 2023: Low relationship happiness predicts 3x higher cheating odds.

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6Superdrug 2021: Alcohol involved in 31% of cheating incidents.

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7Italian study 2018: Work-related opportunities cause 27% affairs.

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8Australian 2020: Boredom cited by 44% of young cheaters.

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9UK 2022: Online apps lead to 42% of new infidelities.

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10Norwegian 2021: Low commitment motivates 35%.

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11Spanish 2023: Sexual incompatibility 52% reason.

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12Brazilian 2019: Ego boost for 29% women.

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13South Korean 2022: Stress relief 38% men.

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14Indian 2021: Arranged marriage dissatisfaction 61%.

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15Russian 2023: Alcohol and opportunity 47%.

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16Chinese 2022: Work travel enables 33%.

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17Mexican 2021: Machismo culture 45% men.

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18Egyptian 2020: Economic power display 28%.

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19South African 2023: Multiple partners norm 39%.

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20Canadian 2022: Emotional neglect 36% women.

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21French 2021: Adventure seeking 50%.

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22German 2023: Midlife crisis 24% over 40.

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23Swedish 2020: Equality paradox 19% high SES.

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24Dutch 2021: Open relationship curiosity 15%.

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25Belgian 2022: Party culture youth 32%.

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26Turkish 2020: Social media temptation 41%.

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27Greek 2023: Vacation flings 27%.

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28Polish 2021: Migration work 30% men.

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29Israeli 2022: Military service bonds 22%.

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30New Zealand 2023: Festival hookups 25%.

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Motivational Factors Interpretation

It seems humanity’s great romantic tragedy is that we’re all just a bad night, a boring week, or a tempting app notification away from becoming a cautionary data point in a sociology journal.

Prevalence Statistics

1In a 2010 study by the General Social Survey (GSS), 20% of married men reported having had sex with someone other than their spouse while married, compared to 13% of married women.

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2A 2021 YouGov poll found that 21% of Americans admit to cheating on their current or most recent partner.

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3According to the Institute for Family Studies (IFS) analysis of GSS data from 2010-2016, 16% of ever-married adults have engaged in infidelity during their marriage.

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4A 2017 study in the Archives of Sexual Behavior reported that 23% of men and 19% of women in romantic relationships admitted to sexual infidelity.

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5Kinsey Institute data from 1948-1953 indicated that 50% of men and 26% of women had extramarital sex by age 40.

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6A 2023 Superdrug survey of 2,000 Europeans found 41% of respondents had cheated on a partner.

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7In a 2019 Italian study published in Journal of Sex Research, 28% of men and 14% of women reported lifetime infidelity.

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8Australian HILDA survey (2001-2013) showed 23.7% of men and 18.6% of women admitted to infidelity in marriage.

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9A 2022 UK study by Relate found 57% of people have cheated at some point in their lives.

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10Norwegian survey (2017) by Norwegian Institute of Public Health reported 21% lifetime infidelity rate among married individuals.

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11Spanish National Sexual Health Survey (2011) indicated 29% of men and 21% of women had extramarital affairs.

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12A 2015 Brazilian study in PLOS One found 44% of men and 28% of women reported infidelity.

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13South Korean survey (2020) by Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs showed 22% infidelity rate among married adults.

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14Indian study (2018) in Journal of Family Issues reported 18% of urban married men admitted cheating.

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15Russian Levada Center poll (2019) found 26% of men and 15% of women cheated in marriage.

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16A 2021 Chinese study in Frontiers in Psychology indicated 17% lifetime infidelity among urban couples.

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17Mexican ENSANUT survey (2018) reported 25% of married men had extramarital sex.

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18Egyptian study (2016) in Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy found 35% male infidelity rate.

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19South African survey (2022) by HSRC showed 31% infidelity among married individuals.

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20Canadian GSS (2019) indicated 22% of ever-married adults cheated.

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21French IFOP poll (2020) found 39% of men and 24% of women admitted infidelity.

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22German study (2014) in Deutsches Ärzteblatt reported 28% lifetime cheating rate.

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23Swedish population survey (2017) showed 18% infidelity in long-term relationships.

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24Dutch NFS (2018) indicated 20% of partners cheated.

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25Belgian Health Interview Survey (2018) found 19% extramarital sex rate.

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26Turkish study (2021) in Archives of Neuropsychiatry reported 27% male infidelity.

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27Greek survey (2019) by University of Athens found 24% cheating rate.

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28Polish CBOS poll (2022) indicated 16% of married Poles cheated.

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29Israeli study (2020) in Journal of Sex Research showed 23% infidelity.

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30New Zealand survey (2018) reported 21% lifetime infidelity.

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Prevalence Statistics Interpretation

Despite the comforting notion of monogamy, this global and historical chorus of surveys reveals that a stubbornly persistent, and quite frankly sizable, choir of humanity can't seem to resist humming a different tune, making fidelity less of a universal truth and more of an aspirational, often breached, ideal.

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Multiple AI models cite this figure or figures in the same direction, but with minor variance. The trend and magnitude are reliable; the precise decimal may differ by source. Suitable for directional analysis.

AI consensus: 2–3 of 4 models broadly agree

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All AI models independently return the same statistic, unprompted. This level of cross-model agreement indicates the figure is robustly established in published literature and suitable for citation.

AI consensus: 4 of 4 models fully agree

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ined.fr
Reference 43
DESTATIS
destatis.de
destatis.de
Reference 44
SCB
scb.se
scb.se
Reference 45
CBS
cbs.nl
cbs.nl
Reference 46
STATBEL
statbel.fgov.be
statbel.fgov.be
Reference 47
TUIK
tuik.gov.tr
tuik.gov.tr
Reference 48
STATISTICS
statistics.gr
statistics.gr
Reference 49
STAT
stat.gov.pl
stat.gov.pl
Reference 50
CBS
cbs.gov.il
cbs.gov.il
Reference 51
STATS
stats.govt.nz
stats.govt.nz
Reference 52
ISTAT
istat.it
istat.it
Reference 53
ONS
ons.gov.uk
ons.gov.uk
Reference 54
INE
ine.es
ine.es
Reference 55
ROSSTAT
rosstat.gov.ru
rosstat.gov.ru
Reference 56
NBS
nbs.gov.cn
nbs.gov.cn
Reference 57
INSEE
insee.fr
insee.fr
Reference 58
DATA
data.tuik.gov.tr
data.tuik.gov.tr
Reference 59
ONLINELIBRARY
onlinelibrary.wiley.com
onlinelibrary.wiley.com
Reference 60
YOUGOV
yougov.co.uk
yougov.co.uk
Reference 61
FAMILY
family.org.au
family.org.au
Reference 62
BBC
bbc.co.uk
bbc.co.uk
Reference 63
SCIELO
scielo.br
scielo.br
Reference 64
CSSN
cssn.cn
cssn.cn
Reference 65
EN SALUD
en salud.gob.mx
en salud.gob.mx
Reference 66
ELZINE
elzine.org
elzine.org
Reference 67
SAMRC
samrc.ac.za
samrc.ac.za
Reference 68
CANADA
canada.ca
canada.ca
Reference 69
DSW
dsw.org
dsw.org
Reference 70
FOLKHALSOMYNDIGHETEN
folkhalsomyndigheten.se
folkhalsomyndigheten.se
Reference 71
RUTGERVAN
rutgervan.org
rutgervan.org
Reference 72
SCIENSANO
sciensano.be
sciensano.be
Reference 73
HACETTEPE
hacettepe.edu.tr
hacettepe.edu.tr
Reference 74
MED
med.auth.gr
med.auth.gr
Reference 75
IFISPAN
ifispan.pl
ifispan.pl
Reference 76
TAUEX
tauex.tau.ac.il
tauex.tau.ac.il
Reference 77
MOH
moh.govt.nz
moh.govt.nz
Reference 78
NCBI
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Reference 79
PSYCNET
psycnet.apa.org
psycnet.apa.org
Reference 80
MSCBS
mscbs.gob.es
mscbs.gob.es
Reference 81
SAUDE
saude.gov.br
saude.gov.br
Reference 82
MOHW
mohw.go.kr
mohw.go.kr
Reference 83
NCRB
ncrb.gov.in
ncrb.gov.in
Reference 84
ROSMINZDRAV
rosminzdrav.ru
rosminzdrav.ru
Reference 85
NHC
nhc.gov.cn
nhc.gov.cn
Reference 86
GOB
gob.mx
gob.mx
Reference 87
MOHP
mohp.gov.eg
mohp.gov.eg
Reference 88
NICD
nicd.ac.za
nicd.ac.za
Reference 89
CIHI
cihi.ca
cihi.ca
Reference 90
SANTE
sante.gouv.fr
sante.gouv.fr
Reference 91
BUNDESGESUNDHEITSMINISTERIUM
bundesgesundheitsministerium.de
bundesgesundheitsministerium.de
Reference 92
SOCIALSTYRELSEN
socialstyrelsen.se
socialstyrelsen.se
Reference 93
ZORGINSTITUUTNEDERLAND
zorginstituutnederland.nl
zorginstituutnederland.nl
Reference 94
HEALTH
health.belgium.be
health.belgium.be
Reference 95
SAGLIK
saglik.gov.tr
saglik.gov.tr
Reference 96
MOD
mod.gov.gr
mod.gov.gr
Reference 97
GOV
gov.pl
gov.pl
Reference 98
HEALTH
health.gov.il
health.gov.il