Women
Women prefer deeper voices in their men
By: William Atkins
A U.S.-Canadian study shows that deeper voices in men show dominance and good genetics to women. However, breast-feeding women like higher pitched voices in men. Can you guess what type of voices men liked in their women?
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By: William Atkins
A U.S.-Canadian study shows that deeper voices in men show dominance and good genetics to women. However, breast-feeding women like higher pitched voices in men. Can you guess what type of voices men liked in their women?
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Here’s the Scientific Skinny on skinny models and ads
By: William Atkins
An Australian researcher has reported that skinny models actually sell fewer products than larger-sized models when seen by older women. Younger women don’t have a preference when it comes to model size.
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By: William Atkins
An Australian researcher has reported that skinny models actually sell fewer products than larger-sized models when seen by older women. Younger women don’t have a preference when it comes to model size.
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Skinny belly dancers should live long lives
By: William Atkins
A European study has found that the circumference of one’s waist increases a person’s risk of premature death. In other words, the people with the biggest bellies have the biggest chance of not making it to their next meal.
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By: William Atkins
A European study has found that the circumference of one’s waist increases a person’s risk of premature death. In other words, the people with the biggest bellies have the biggest chance of not making it to their next meal.
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Hand in the verdict: Women have dirtier palms
By: William Atkins
A University of Colorado study has found that the palms of women’s hands are germier than the palms of men’s hands. The average female palm had about 150 different species of bacteria on it, much more than previously estimated by scientistst. Oh, gross!
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By: William Atkins
A University of Colorado study has found that the palms of women’s hands are germier than the palms of men’s hands. The average female palm had about 150 different species of bacteria on it, much more than previously estimated by scientistst. Oh, gross!
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Male and female brains age differently
By: William Atkins
U.S. researchers discover that genes in the brains of men begin to change earlier, and differently, then the genes of women. Men may need help earlier than women.
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By: William Atkins
U.S. researchers discover that genes in the brains of men begin to change earlier, and differently, then the genes of women. Men may need help earlier than women.
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Men with multiple mates (loose zippers) add to human diversity
By: William Atkins
A U.S. study has stated that men who sire children with many different women are primarily responsible for the wide genetic diversity seen around the world. As The Rolling Stones once stated, these men have gotten their "ya-ya's out!”
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By: William Atkins
A U.S. study has stated that men who sire children with many different women are primarily responsible for the wide genetic diversity seen around the world. As The Rolling Stones once stated, these men have gotten their "ya-ya's out!”
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U.S. women have sexual problems but are not concerned about them
By: William Atkins
A study headed by Jan Shifren has concluded that 40 percent of women in the United States have sexual problems but only 20 percent have personal distress over these sexual problems.
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By: William Atkins
A study headed by Jan Shifren has concluded that 40 percent of women in the United States have sexual problems but only 20 percent have personal distress over these sexual problems.
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Calm down women: Smell a man’s armpit for sex
By: William Atkins
A University of Pennsylvania study has found that the smell of sweaty male armpits make women feel calmer and more receptive to sex. Finally, practical research we can all apply in our daily lives!
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By: William Atkins
A University of Pennsylvania study has found that the smell of sweaty male armpits make women feel calmer and more receptive to sex. Finally, practical research we can all apply in our daily lives!
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Brainy men found more appealing to women
By: William Atkins
The library and the research laboratory may become the preferred places to find your mate in the 21st century if the study by University of California researchers is correct: women choose men based on intelligence and creativity.
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By: William Atkins
The library and the research laboratory may become the preferred places to find your mate in the 21st century if the study by University of California researchers is correct: women choose men based on intelligence and creativity.
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Women smokers more likely to be depressed
By: William Atkins
A ten-year Australian study finds that women in Australia who smoke more than twenty cigarettes per day, as compared to non-smokers, are more likely to have major depression.
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By: William Atkins
A ten-year Australian study finds that women in Australia who smoke more than twenty cigarettes per day, as compared to non-smokers, are more likely to have major depression.
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Equal-rights men lose out to traditional men in wages
By: William Atkins
A 25-year U.S. study has found that men who treat women as equals in the workplace make less money when compared to men with traditional views about women. The researchers also found that women earn less money than men do, in either type of workplace setting.
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By: William Atkins
A 25-year U.S. study has found that men who treat women as equals in the workplace make less money when compared to men with traditional views about women. The researchers also found that women earn less money than men do, in either type of workplace setting.
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HP launches Asia Pacific retail push
By: Stephen Withers
HP is working to significantly expand its network of retail partner stores in the Asia Pacific region as well as deepening the customer experience at selected locations.
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By: Stephen Withers
HP is working to significantly expand its network of retail partner stores in the Asia Pacific region as well as deepening the customer experience at selected locations.
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Australia spurns IT postgraduates: bad news for workers?
By: Stephen Withers
Are once standout IT salaries still slack? The latest annual Postgraduate Destinations report from Graduate Careers Australia shows Australian employers are leaving a lot of ICT graduates on the shelf, and consequently salaries are close to the average across all disciplines.
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By: Stephen Withers
Are once standout IT salaries still slack? The latest annual Postgraduate Destinations report from Graduate Careers Australia shows Australian employers are leaving a lot of ICT graduates on the shelf, and consequently salaries are close to the average across all disciplines.
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Need an aggressive man? Find one with a wide face!
By: William Atkins
A Canadian study has shown that aggressive behavior, such as with computer-game and hockey players, can be predicted by the width of a man’s face, but not of a woman’s.
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By: William Atkins
A Canadian study has shown that aggressive behavior, such as with computer-game and hockey players, can be predicted by the width of a man’s face, but not of a woman’s.
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Men with more than one wife found to live longer
By: William Atkins
A British study has shown that polygamists live 12% longer, on average, than monogamists.
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By: William Atkins
A British study has shown that polygamists live 12% longer, on average, than monogamists.
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U.S. study finds women more likely to remove tattoos
By: William Atkins
According to a Texas-led study, over twice as many unhappily tattooed women will get their tattoos removed than men. Their primary reason: “just decided to remove it."
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By: William Atkins
According to a Texas-led study, over twice as many unhappily tattooed women will get their tattoos removed than men. Their primary reason: “just decided to remove it."
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Women faculty in science, engineering rises over 800% in 33 years
By: William Atkins
According to the National Science Foundation, the number of female academic facility with science and engineering doctorates rose over eightfold from 1973 to 2006.
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By: William Atkins
According to the National Science Foundation, the number of female academic facility with science and engineering doctorates rose over eightfold from 1973 to 2006.
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Skin cancer 50% worse for young white women in U.S.
By: William Atkins
Deadly skin cancer (melanoma) among young white women has risen dramatically in the United States since 1980, according to a new U.S. government study. Rates of skin cancer among young white men has luckily leveled off.
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By: William Atkins
Deadly skin cancer (melanoma) among young white women has risen dramatically in the United States since 1980, according to a new U.S. government study. Rates of skin cancer among young white men has luckily leveled off.
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