Physically Punishing Kids is Not Effective
...The paper points out that negative outcomes associated with physical punishment, such as behavior problems, occurred no matter the child’s [...]
...The paper points out that negative outcomes associated with physical punishment, such as behavior problems, occurred no matter the child’s [...]
...plant foods and fewer adversely rated animal products) were 52% less likely to develop cardiovascular disease, after considering several factors (including age, [...]
...including age, sex, weight, height, smoking status, physical activity, high blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol level, socioeconomic status, and [...]
...fat distribution in males did not change, and neither males nor females had improvements in glucose tolerance. “While daily consumption of [...]
...symptoms in later life. These results were adjusted for depressive symptoms in other life stages and for differences in age, sex, race, educational [...]
Razi Berry People rarely walk at a constant speed and a single incline. We change speed when rushing to the next appointment, catching a crosswalk [...]
...decrease in stroke risk. This association was persistent even when other stroke risk factors were accounted for – age, sex, BMI, diabetes, [...]
...in frequent sex to avoid negative thoughts, because feeling sexually desirable temporarily suspended those negative thoughts about [...]
...emotions fluctuate during a sporting event is described as “passionate.” But a woman whose emotions change due to any event, even if [...]
...of metabolic syndrome involves high waist circumference (with ethnic and sex-specific cutoffs) plus two of the following four components: high blood [...]