A new survey has revealed that nearly three-quarters of Brit adults make use of Internet chatrooms and social network sites to find no-strings sex.
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Babies who hear foreign speech easily pick up languages as adults
Babies who hear foreign speech in their first nine months tend to pick up languages faster in school or as adults, a new research has found.
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Adult Brit kids help their parents regardless of their marital status
Adult British kids help their elderly parents regardless of their marital status, says a new study, after comparing the data with other countries such as the United States, where parents with a histor
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Gen Y ‘growing up too fast’
A new survey has revealed that teenagers today are growing up too fast and are battling with adult worries.
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Miley Cyrus photo scandal latest example of ‘The Lolita Effect’
The racy photo shoot of 15-year-old Miley Cyrus has been dubbed as “The Lolita Effect” by an Indian-origin professor from University of Iowa.
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Dads play significant role in children’s literacy
Childhood memories surrounding nursery rhymes and picture books not just revolve around mothers, for fathers also play an equally important role in kids’ literacy, according to an expert.
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Sexist culture driving women out of science-oriented careers
Women in their late 30s are turning their backs on careers in science and technology and undermining key sectors of the economy due to a time warp of 1970s sexist attitudes, according to a new researc
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Women ‘still doing the lion's share of housework’
With most women opting to work when the kids come along, a new survey has found that the fairer sex still spends twice the amount of hours on domestic duties as fathers.
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Now, flaunt ‘tooth tattoos’ of Becks, Diana or even the Queen!
Thought a tattoo on the lower back or on the hand was cool?
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Arians most likely to have car crashes
Here’s something really important for all drivers born under the star sign Aries – the ram – be careful the next time you’re behind the wheels, for according to a new research
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Youth in Europe turning to alcohol and drugs for sexual high
Young people in Europe are deliberately binging on drink and drugs to enhance their sex lives, according to a new study.
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Racial bias has different mental health effects on Asians: Study
Racial discrimination has different mental health effects on Asians, according to the first national study of Asians living in the United States.
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Brit women push an iron 215 miles in their lifetime!
Brit women surely spend a good amount of their lives ironing clothes, for according to a new survey, the nation’s ladies push an iron 215 miles in their lifetime.
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Conservatives are happier than liberals: Study
People who have conservative ideologies are much more happier than liberal-leaners, says a new study.
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Nagging really does work wonders on men
Women who think that they are wasting their time and energy nagging their husbands should reassess their opinion, for a new study has found that nagging does work on men.
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Having kids can mean end of marital bliss
Thought marriage, money and kids were the cornerstone of happiness?
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Have a face-to-face talk if you want to persuade a woman
Want to persuade a woman of something? Well, indulging in a face-to-face chat would be the best idea, says a new study.
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A firm handshake can help you land a job
Never mind polishing your resume and work on the handshake instead to get that job – at least that’s what a new research suggests.
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Almost 750,000 problem gamblers among America’s youth
Researchers at the University at Buffalo's Research Institute on Addictions (RIA) have found that there are almost 750,000 problem gamblers among America’s youth.
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Brits turn to monks’ breathing techniques to beat stress
British city workers are using breathing techniques practised by monks to cope with the credit crisis in the hope that the exercises will help them reduce stress levels.
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