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Study: Bad Relationship With Mom May Lead to Weight Gain

Another thing to blame on Mom? A new study finds that kids who start out with bad relationships with their mothers are more likely to end up obese as teens. The study, published in Pediatrics, tracked 977 children who were born in 1991 an [...]

Posted On : Dec, 29 2011 | Comments : 0

New study links religion to obesity

Religious activities often leave people not only spiritually full, but also physically full, and a new study reveals a link to religion and obesity. The study reports that religious young adults are 50 percent more likely to be obese by [...]

Posted On : Mar, 31 2011 | Comments : 0

Study: Religion Plays Lesser Role In Christmas For More Peop...

For some people Christmas means too much time shopping, a few days off from work, time with family or remembering the birth of Jesus. But a Christian research organization found only about a third of adults now cite their religious belie [...]

Posted On : Dec, 21 2010 | Comments : 0

Study: Gratitude keeps love alive

Picking up a pint of ice cream. Issuing a compliment. Doing your partner’s chores. All are small acts that provoke gratitude and strengthen relationships, say the authors of a new study. Researchers studied 65 couples who were in c [...]

Posted On : May, 31 2010 | Comments : 0

All men watch porn, and it is not bad for them: study

All men watch pornographic videos but it does not impact on their sexual habits or their relationships with women, a Canadian researcher has maintained after a two-year study. Montreal University associate professor Simon Louis Lajeunesse t [...]

Posted On : Dec, 04 2009 | Comments : 0

study links romantic partnership with obesity

A new study seems to prove the old yarn that claims people let themselves go once they marry. Researchers who followed 6,949 U.S. adolescents into young adulthood found that those who married were more than twice as likely to become obese t [...]

Posted On : Sep, 16 2009 | Comments : 0

Love is not enough to keep a marriage, study finds

Living happily ever after needn't only be for fairy tales. Australian researchers have identified what it takes to keep a couple together, and it's a lot more than just being in love. A couple's age, previous relationships and even whethe [...]

Posted On : Jul, 23 2009 | Comments : 0

In love? It's not enough to keep a marriage, study finds

Posted On : Jul, 16 2009 | Comments : 0

Breaking Up with Abusive Partner Can Be Deadly, Says Study

According to its 20th annual Femicide Report, made available Monday by advocacy group Minnesota Coalition for Battered Women, at least 21 women in Minnesota were killed as a result of domestic violence in 2008. More than half of them died [...]

Posted On : Feb, 28 2009 | Comments : 0

Sexual Dysfunction Study Reveals Poor Hormonal Health in Wom...

Sexual dysfunction is reaching levels not seen since the Victorian period. But today's difficulties stem not from the inhibiting power of social mores and taboos. Today's sexual dysfunction is an alarming indicator of the hormonal status of [...]

Posted On : Jan, 31 2009 | Comments : 0

Alcohol boosts male sexual performance, study shows

Men anxious about how drinking affects their sex life may now have reason to order another round: a new study claims that alcohol actually enhances male sexual performance.But even though the Australian study of 1,580 men had drinkers repor [...]

Posted On : Jan, 27 2009 | Comments : 0

Sex Study Finds Link Between Income and Pleasure

A new study is delving into the connections between what goes on in the bedroom, and in the bank. Researchers in the United Kingdom asked the question whether women with rich men are happier in the bedroom.According to the study by a Britis [...]

Posted On : Jan, 20 2009 | Comments : 0

Study shows benefits of early maternity leave

Women who start maternity leave at least a month before their baby is born are less likely to have a caesarean delivery according to US researchers, who also found mothers who delay their return to work breastfeed for longer. The findings, [...]

Posted On : Jan, 09 2009 | Comments : 0

Vitamins don't cut cancer risk: study

Nearly 10 years of testing on thousands of doctors show two hugely popular vitamins don't prevent cancer. In the latest antioxidant letdown, researchers who followed nearly 15,000 male physicians found no evidence vitamin E or vitamin C sup [...]