A new study in the psychological journal Emotion claims that "baby fever" — that sudden, visceral, and almost irresistible urge to have a baby — not only exists, it can be found in both men and women.
'Baby fever' is real — and not just in women, study claims
Posted in Health by healthnutter 164 days agoStudy: Healthy eating adds up on grocery bills
Posted in Health by healthnutter 187 days ago
If you are trying to eat as healthy as the government wants you to, it’s going to cost you: at least $7.28 a week extra, that is.
Creative types are vain, arrogant, study confirms
Posted in Health by healthnutter 200 days ago
You might know some extremely creative people who are anything but humble about their talents -- the full-of-himself actor, the self-important artist, the vain musician, or the pompous writer. A new study reveals there may be a kernel of truth to these cultural stereotypes.
Blush, and you'll get away with anything, study suggests
Posted in Health by healthnutter 285 days ago
A new study suggests some unexpected benefits of blushing: It found that people who turn red after making a mistake or social blunder were considered more trustworthy and judged more positively than those who did not.
Thanksgiving dinner curbs holiday spending, study shows
Posted in Health by healthnutter 438 days ago
Make your post-Thanksgiving food coma work for you: New research suggests that eating a big turkey dinner may keep you from spending impulsively on holiday sales.
Most water purifiers unsafe for health: study
Posted in Homes by diyguy 561 days ago
More than $1.5 million grant for Jefferson Co., MO wastewater improvementsThe Missouri Department of Natural Resources has awarded Jefferson County Public Water Supply District #13 more than $1.5 million in wastewater grants for sewer improvements.Read more on KFVS 12 Cape GirardeauMost water purifiers unsafe for health: studyNew Delhi, July 21: If you rely on water purifiers for clean drinking water, be cautious! A recent study released here today said most of the water purifiers available in the Indian market pose risk to consumer’s health in the absence of proper safety standards.Read more on New KeralaPost from: Whole House Water FiltersMost water purifiers unsafe for health: study
Study: Test-tube kids face increased cancer risk
Posted in Health by healthnutter 568 days ago
A large study suggests a higher rate of childhood cancer among test-tube babies, but researchers say the reason probably has nothing to do with how the infants were conceived.
Pesticides in kids linked to ADHD, study finds
Posted in Health by healthnutter 631 days ago
Pesticides used on common kid-friendly foods may boost the chances that children will be diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD, new research shows.
Growth hormone gives boost, first study proves
Posted in Health by healthnutter 645 days ago
Researchers are reporting the first scientific evidence that a hormone banned in sports can boost athletic performance.
1 in 10 Chinese adults are diabetics, study finds
Posted in Health by healthnutter 685 days ago
After working overtime to catch up to life in the West, China now faces a whole new problem: the world’s biggest diabetes epidemic.
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