Study: Spanking May Harm Long-Term Development

February 7, 2012


A study revealed that spanking can make children more aggressive towards their peers, siblings, parents, as well as spouses later in life.

Study: 1 in 5 Women Claim Sexual Assault in U.S.

December 30, 2011


A new study showed that nearly 1 in 5 women have been sexually assaulted in the U.S.

Study: Being Attractive Does Work to Your Benefit

September 8, 2011


Being attractive helps you earn more money, snag a higher-earning spouse and get better deals.

Study: Your Life Shortens for Every Hour You Watch TV

August 17, 2011


Every hour spent watching TV was estimated to lower life expectancy by nearly 22 minutes for those 25 and older, the study suggests.

Report: Eating Healthy is too Costly for Many Americans

August 4, 2011


A new study said eating healthy is too costly for many consumers under U.S. nutritional guidelines.

6 Ways to Maximize Your Child’s Summer!

May 4, 2011


Los Angeles, CA (WiredPRNews.com) The whole summer is before us and can be LONG! It really is a great opportunity to stop time and dig into the challenges that have been creeping up during the current school year. Here are six great ways to keep your child engaged and motivated this summer:
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Health Report: Children of working moms are sicker

February 21, 2011


A new report indicated that mons who work outside the home have sicker children than stay-at-home moms.

Study: New link found to childhood obesity; starting solids too early

February 10, 2011


A new study suggested that feeding formula-fed babies solid foods too early can lead to weight issues.

Study: Children who have their tonsils removed gain weight

February 2, 2011


A study indicated kids who have their tonsils removed gain more weight than children who still have their tonsils.

Study: Students learn little in first two years of college

January 20, 2011


College students are mastering beer pong over their studies.

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