Posts tagged women

Human Papillomavirus Infection Is Predominant Among Males Than In Females

Jan 28th

Posted by Affleap in Health

Smoking and drinking are significant known risk factors for head and neck cancers.

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As Women Getting Older, Their Sexual Satisfaction Getting Better Despite Low Sex Drive – Study

Jan 4th

Posted by Affleap in Women Issues

New findings reveal that sixty one per cent of older women were satisfied with their sex lives, even though most of them have low sex drive.

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Mathematical Ability Differences Between Men & Women Are Due To Social Factors – Study

Dec 13th

Posted by Affleap in Social Issues

Scientists have previously believed that the relatively low numbers of women in high-level mathematics could be due to biological differences between men and women.

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Twenty Percent Of American Youths Experience Ineffective Communication Due To Hearing Loss

Nov 16th

Posted by Affleap in Fitness

One in every five American youths aged 12 and older suffer hearing loss enough to interfere effective communication on a daily basis.

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Half Of U.S. Population Support A Law That Women Take Husband’s Surname After Marriage

Nov 4th

Posted by Affleap in Social Issues

Statistics show that not only for wives in keeping their maiden names becoming less popular, but half of the US population would support a law stating that wives must take their husband’s name after their marital union.

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Study: Vitamin D May Prevent Age Related Vision Loss

Apr 11th

Posted by Affleap in Health

A new study indicates that taking sufficient vitamin D could prevent vision loss from age-related macular degeneration (AMD) which affects 15 million Americans with 200,000 new cases each year.

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More Women Working, But Inequality Still Persist

Sep 6th

Posted by Affleap in Women Issues

The female share of total global employment is 40 percent and it remains the same as it was ten years ago and the proportion of women seeking work has fallen in several regions including Eastern Europe, South Asia and Sub Saharan Africa.

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Are Men Smarter Than Women In The Field Of Math And Science?

Jul 24th

Posted by Affleap in Women Issues

There are so much discussion regarding a controversial hypothesis about differences in the sexes’ aptitude for math and science.

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Is Trust Triggered By Hormone Oxytocin?

Jul 23rd

Posted by Affleap in Social Issues

Trust they say, is the foundation in building a relationship that bind us into a coherent society.

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