A new paper published in Trends in Ecology and Evolution reviews evidence that birth control pills may be interfering with a woman’s ability to choose an ‘optimal’ mate, ScienceDaily reports.
Men sub-consciously detect women who are ..read more
New research by Peter Krustrup at the University of Copenhagen concludes that women who play soccer benefit more than women who run for fitness, ScienceDaily reports.
In a controlled study, soccer players got in better shape ..read more
New research published in the October issue of Archives of General Psychiatry concludes that the Mediterranean diet, rich in fruit and vegetables, nuts, whole grains and fish, is correlated with reduced depression, ScienceDaily reports.
Although some ..read more
A new study by researchers at the Women’s Health Program at Monash University, Australia, published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, shows a positive correlation between sexual satisfaction and overall well-being, ScienceDaily reports.
The study also ..read more
The Financial Times published a list of the top 50 women in business around the world.
The authors pointed out that only 3% of Fortune 500 companies are headed by women, despite studies by Catalyst and ..read more
New research by the Aging Research of Hebrew SeniorLife, published in the journal Arthritis Care & Research, confirms that high heels and other forms of “poor” footwear are linked to foot pain later in life., ..read more
A study by researchers at Indiana University, published by the International Journal of Sexual Health, found that women who have more positive views of female genitals are more likely to get regular gyn exams and ..read more
Forbes published a list of top paid female CEOs in the US, noting that in general women make 78% of comparable men’s salaries, and only 2.7% of the largest 1,000 publicly traded companies are run ..read more
Eight organizations* urged pregnant women to get the flu shot as soon as the regular flu and H1N1 vaccines become available, Science Daily reports.
Pregnant women are especially susceptible to H1N1. 13% of the deaths from ..read more
Dr. Terence Kealey, vice-chancellor at the University of Buckingham has written a provocative piece for the Times Higher Education Magazine. Talking about “lust” in academia, he has this to say:
“The fault lies with the females. ..read more