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Women at Lower Risk for Mild Memory Loss than Men!

de Art Writ, January 27th, 2012

Men are considered to be on the higher side of risk of experiencing the stage of memory loss or mild cognitive impairment which occurs generally between aging and dementia, than the female gender, proved by a study which was published on 25th January at an online issue of Neurology. The findings proved to be surprising since it is women who are considered to have higher rates of dementia ailment than men, admitted author of Mayo Clinic, R.O. Roberts. The risk of MCI in women and men combined was much higher in this particular age group of elderly people. This is very disturbing that people now live longer and MCI has a larger impact on the costs of health care, if augmented efforts at prevention are not used to diminish the risk.

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Women Respond to Pain More Deeply than Men

de Art Writ, January 25th, 2012

As per a research conducted by the medical investigators of Stanford University, women are reported to feel more intense pain than men in every category of diseases. These medical investigators excavated enormous collection of electronic medical records to ascertain the wide gender differentiation to an elevated level of statistical significance. The study which got published in the Journal of pain on 23rd January puts forward that stronger efforts ought to be made to hire women subjects in clinic studies and populace to discover the reason behind this gender difference.

In another article of the same topic in DiscoverNews.com, it was concluded that Women feel more pain and have a harder time coping with pain than men do. Also, it has been said that pain management strategies of the future might be more individualized and gender-based.

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Proved – Men Worse in Math than Women!

de Art Writ, January 19th, 2012

Researchers from the University of Missouri conducted a study to prove that the most common assumption “Men are superior to women in math” is wrong. The stereotype had most important methodological flaws, no scientific evidence and had utilized unacceptable statistical techniques. The hypothesis known as stereotype threat was initially published in Journal of Experimental Social Psychology in the year 1999. The hypothesis said that due to the stereotype that “Men are superior to women in math” females tend to develop a low self image in this field, which then leads to underachievement in mathematics.

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7 small things that will help you maintain your couple’s happiness

de MedLady, February 6th, 2009

Couple Happyness
Being healthy does not only mean keeping diseases away from you, it also implies being satisfied and fulfilled emotionally and socially. Happiness can maintain and sustain health and only those people who will learn how to treasure and enjoy the small things they have in life will get to be happy.
Let’s take the couples as today’s example. Maintaining the well going of your couple makes you happy every day. The key to this happiness is knowing what to do in order to maintain your relationship as good as new. As time goes by people forget and tend to ignore the small things that make a couple last long.

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Beauty key elements you should consider when you are 20, 30, 40 and 50

de MedLady, October 2nd, 2008

The key to having a great body even when you are 50 is to take care of your body and insist on certain aspects when the time is right. Every decade added to our age brings certain problems that can go away nicely or leave behind deep marks to our body if we don’t take measures at the proper moment.

When you are 20

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