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Women who read Fifty Shades 'more likely to have unhealthy behaviors'
Date: Aug-25-2014A new study finds that women who read the erotic Fifty Shades series are more likely to have unhealthy behaviors that are risk factors for abusive relationships.
Could relationship history hinder your chance of a happy marriage?
Date: Aug-24-2014A new study by researchers from the University of Denver finds that the more partners one has, the lower the chance of ending up in a happy marriage.
Study investigates how gender, sexual orientation influences orgasms
Date: Aug-24-2014Researchers from the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender and Reproduction at Indiana University shed light on how gender and sexual orientation affects orgasm occurrence.
Study reveals how loud noises can damage hearing
Date: Aug-23-2014Researchers from the UK have determined how loud sounds can damage hearing, findings that could lead to new prevention and treatment strategies for hearing loss and tinnitus.
Happiness in schizophrenia 'is not an oxymoron'
Date: Aug-23-2014People with schizophrenia are less happy than those in the general population, but not to the extent that has previously been suggested, according to a new survey.
Merely thinking about your partner boosts mood and energy
Date: Aug-22-2014Thinking about a current romantic partner can boost an individual's mood and give them more energy, according to a new study from Western University in Canada.
Why is scientific literacy among the general population important?
Date: Aug-22-2014Medical research can appear confusing and contradictory to anyone untrained in science. We speak to three experts who explain why understanding the scientific process is important.
Children with autism 'have too many synapses in their brain'
Date: Aug-22-2014Researchers from Columbia University Medical Center in New York, NY, find that children with autism have excess synapses in their brain, which impacts brain function.
Blood sugar measured by laser may do away with pin pricks
Date: Aug-22-2014Scientists are developing a laser device to measure blood sugar that means one day diabetics may not have to prick themselves to draw blood for regular testing.
Help England's community pharmacies do more for health, researchers urge
Date: Aug-22-2014Most people in England, particularly in deprived areas, live near a pharmacy. Now, a BMJ study urges the government to boost the role of community pharmacies in tackling health.
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