Researchers have shown that as the health of a nation improves, women's taste in men softens towards pretty boy pin-ups such as Robert Pattinson Read More

gives a guy the best chances of attracting a girl? Should he be metrosexual or macho? Before reaching for the moisturiser or working on his abs, a man may be advised to head for an unusual source of guidance: the UN's databank of national health Read More

gives a guy the best chances of attracting a girl? Should he be metrosexual or macho? Before reaching for the moisturiser or working on his abs, a man may be advised to head for an unusual source of guidance: the UN's databank of national health Read More

Women who suffer a heart attack are twice as likely as men to die within the following month because they receive different medical treatment than men, researchers said on Tuesday. The Read More

gives a guy the best chances of attracting a girl? Should he be metrosexual or macho? Before reaching for the moisturiser or working on his abs, a man may be advised to head for an unusual source of guidance: the UN's databank of national health Read More

Historically women chose manly men because features such as a square jaw, low brow and thin lips were linked to superior genes which would produce stronger and healthier offspring. But the choice Read More

gives a guy the best chances of attracting a girl? Should he be metrosexual or macho? Before reaching for the moisturiser or working on his abs, a man may be advised to head for an unusual source of guidance: the UN's databank of national health Read More

pair consisting of masculinized and feminized versions of the same face. More masculine faces right had larger jaws, for instance, than the more feminine of the pair left. Credit: Lisa DeBruine. A new study shows the less healthy a nation is the more Read More

Scientists report that women living in countries with worse rates of disease and ill health are far likelier to plump for "masculine"-looking men than "feminine"-looking rivals. Psychologists from Scotland's University of Aberdeen tested Read More

In a study published on Wednesday, scientists report that women living in countries with worse rates of disease and ill health are far likelier to plump for "masculine"-looking men than "feminine"-looking rivals. Preference for hunky types rose sharply Read More

ZERO. See analysis of the I-VAWA findings below& Analysis of Findings in the International Violence Against Women Act S. 2982 and H.R. 4594 The International Violence Against Women Act contains 15 claims. All of the 15 claims are misleading, one-sided, Read More

WOMEN in countries with poor health records are more likely than others to be attracted to masculine-looking men, according to a Scottish study.The researchers at Aberdeen University yesterday also said Read More

Women who suffer a heart attack are twice as likely as men to die within the following month because they receive different medical treatment than men, researchers said on Tuesday.The Read More

A country's disease rates influence women's preference for masculine or feminine-looking faces, claim psychologists Women who live in healthier countries prefer more feminine-looking men, compared with women living in regions where life-threatening Read More

Before reaching for the moisturiser or working on his abs, a man may be advised to head for an unusual source of guidance: the UN's databank of national health statistics. In a Read More

cases recorded last year were from those aged between 15 and 29-years-old. Of that, 93 per cent were men. State Women and Family Development, Social Welfare and Health Committee chairman Dr Robia Kosai said Kluang, Batu Pahat and Kota Tinggi were top on Read More

As the health of a nation worsens, women prefer more masculine faces, research now reveals. Masculine facial traits, such as larger jaws and heavier brows, have been linked with men's health and Read More

The important diversity of indigenous medical systems around the world suggests that gender issues, well understood for Western science, may differ in significant ways for non-Western science practices and are an important component in understanding how Read More

37 mins ago ATLANTA, Georgia AFP Women who suffer a heart attack are twice as likely as men to die within the following month because they receive different medical treatment than men, researchers said Tuesday. The study Read More

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Research by Gender Links has shown that advancement of women in Botswana still lags behind and hinders national development. Lack of political will to address gender issues and cultural beliefs also hinder progress not only for women but for the Read More

Women are being prevented from taking part in a two-day conference on male suicide rates. The conference, with more than 100 participants from around New Zealand, features male-only guest speakers. Wairarapa Read More

Women are being prevented from taking part in a two-day conference on male suicide rates. The conference, with more than 100 participants from around New Zealand, features male-only guest speakers. Wairarapa Read More

President Obamas health reform proposal is not good for women, so its ironic hes pushing it through during Womens History Month. His plan amounts to a giant leap backward for Read More

ATLANTA Reuters - When it comes to matters of the heart, women should be treated more like men. A large study found that among patients admitted to the hospital for a heart attack, women were far less likely than men to get Read More