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What women love most about women in their lives

What women love most about women in their lives

“They love me just as I am.” New research has revealed what women love most about the other women in their lives has everything to do with what’s on the inside, rather than the outside. A new poll of 2,000 women unveiled that grit, resilience, humor and intelligence

Does closing your eyes help you hear better?

Does closing your eyes help you hear better?

By Stephen Beech Closing your eyes might not help you hear better after all, according to new research. People with their eyes shut struggled to hear faint sounds in noisy environments audible to open-eyed participants in a study. Most people close their eyes when trying to concentrate on a

New research reveals dinosaurs used sun to help hatch eggs

New research reveals dinosaurs used sun to help hatch eggs

By Stephen Beech Dinosaurs hatched eggs less efficiently than modern birds, according to new research. The study suggests that – unlike modern birds – the now extinct reptiles may have used the sun’s warmth to help hatch eggs. Scientists in Taiwan examined the brooding behavior and hatching patterns of bird-like

Study finds beer belly warning sign of increased heart failure risk

Study finds beer belly warning sign of increased heart failure risk

By Stephen Beech A beer belly is a key warning sign of increased heart failure risk, according to new research. Excess fat stored around the waist is more strongly associated with the potentially deadly condition than body mass index (BMI), say scientists. The study suggests that where fat is stored

Do viral vacation trends live up to the hype?

Do viral vacation trends live up to the hype?

‘Luxury train hopping,’ ‘ancestry travel’ and ‘period drama set-jetting’ may dominate social feeds, but many Americans are approaching viral vacation trends with caution. A new survey of 2,000 Americans who travel frequently finds that while social media continues to shape inspiration, real-world participation tells a more nuanced

Right and wrong way to sleep, according to Americans

Right and wrong way to sleep, according to Americans

Two-thirds of Americans recently polled are “slumber”stitious, or believe that there’s a right way and a wrong way to get the perfect night’s sleep, according to new research. A survey of 2,000 U.S. adults asked respondents to outline their ideal sleep situation and found

1 in 3 women feel their gender has held them back

1 in 3 women feel their gender has held them back

One-third of women (35%) feel like they’ve been held back in life, simply because they’re a woman, according to new research. Perhaps due to their willingness to do everything from work to wellness differently than previous generations, 50% of Gen Z feel as though they’ve been