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Defining attractiveness: who shares your taste? |
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15-December-2007
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| Friends, siblings and spouses are more likely to agree on what is attractive, a new study by Harvard University has shown. |
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Unhappily married women stressed for longer |
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2-January-2008
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| The stress levels of happily married women return to normal quicker than their less-happily married counterparts, according to new research. |
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Science challenges gender wisdom |
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7-January-2008
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| Scientists are shattering popular preconceptions of the differences between the sexes with new research. |
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Singles more laid-back about finances |
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8-January-2008
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| Smug marrieds have a new reason to feel self-satisfied as new research reveals single people are utterly blase about such small matters as the economy. |
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Longer legs 'are more attractive' |
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17-January-2008
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| The science behind the attractiveness of longer legs has been explained by researchers from Poland. |
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What women want |
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18-January-2008
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| When it comes to finding Mr Right, a man's height is more important to a woman than his looks, and weight is more crucial than earnings, according to a new survey of 40,000 women, UK dating researchers found. |
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Gay relationships 'equally committed' |
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23-January-2008
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| Accusations that gay and lesbian couples are less committed than their heterosexual peers are no more than slurs, according to new research. |
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Brits 'lie in' for 6 months in a lifetime |
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20-February-2008
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| The average UK resident will spend six months of their life having a lie-in, according to new research. |
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