Research Study

Getting a job is tough. Getting to it can be even tougher.

There are two schools of thought when it comes to talking about drugs to your kids: admit past usage and regret or deny, deny, deny.  Which way should you go when it comes time to talk to your kids?

Guys, have you ever wondered why women talk so much more?  Thanks to Scientists at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, we finally know why.

It seems that e-cards are becoming more and more popular to send, in fact according to a recent study by the mobile testing company SOASTA, One-third of American adults plan on sending an e-card this Valentine's Day.

We always here that the key to a successful marriage is that you put the work in.  "Work".  What an awful word to use.  How about effort?  No matter because as it turns out, according to Researchers at Northwestern University, a successful marriage can be achieved simply by

So get ready to cringe.  You've either experienced personal grooming accidents in very delicate areas, or can empathize with those you have.  Staggering statistics have just been released scientists at the University of California, San Francisco.

If you're lucky, you have an understanding boss when it comes to calling in sick but it seems that most bosses are not happy and make you feel guilty when you make that dreaded phone call, saying you're not coming in to work.  New research indicates that you should NOT tough it out as your boss would like you to do and come into work.  Scientists at the University of Arizona found that an entire o

Let's face it, if you're not on Facebook, people look at you like you have two heads.  Am I right?  Turns out, maybe it's better to not be a Facebook user according to a new German study.

Ask anyone about the sexiness of high heels versus flats and the response will always be the same: high heels are hot, flats are not.  Now there's even new research out to back up this old concept and the reason behind it.

If you're in your 40's or older then you'll want to read this. Scientists in Brazil have discovered a new way to figure out how long you'll live.