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	Study says that Porn make men less satisfied in relationships Recent study shows that men addicted to adult films are unsatisfied in their personal relations Published on 15th March 2017
	Study says statins increase the chances of diabetes in older women Older women, who take in cholestrol lowering drugs have higher chances of becoming diabetic Published on 16th March 2017
	Brain games may not make you smarter: Study An increasing number of people believe brain training helps protect them against memory loss or cognitive disorders Published on 20th April 2017
	Eating less salt may not lower your BP, says study The researchers found that the study participants who consumed less than 2,500 milligrams of sodium a day had higher blood pressure Published on 28th April 2017
	A study in silk: Mokshaa's Art of Silk festival The Art of Silk festival pays tribute to both the lustrous fabric and weavers who produce it   Published on 14th July 2017
	Study shows that foetuses tune into language before they're born  Love to speak to your unborn baby? Well, he or she can typically distinguish the difference between sounds used in various languages even a month before being born, an interesting study has shown. Published on 18th July 2017
	Twitter can help predict crime, study shows Microblogging site Twitter, which is open and accessible to anyone, can be used to help predict people engaged in criminal activity, a study has found. Published on 3rd August 2017
	Kourtney Kardashian's going back to school to study law Reality TV personality Kourtney Kardashian is reportedly planning to go back to school to study law. Published on 14th August 2017
	'Bromance' more satisfying for young men: Study For young men, their "bromance" – close friendships with other men – could be more emotionally satisfying than their romantic relationships with women, finds a study. Published on 13th October 2017
	Father's nutrition before sex impacts baby's health: Study A father's diet before sex can play as important a role as nutrition of the expectant mother in delivering a healthy baby, new research suggests. Published on 13th October 2017
	Daydreaming shows your smartness, creativity Worried about the habit of daydreaming or a wandering mind during meetings in office or at home? Take heart, it may not be as bad as you think, but a sign that you are really smart and creative Published on 25th October 2017
	Dogs may prevent childhood eczema, asthma Having a dog during pregnancy may give your babies protection from allergic eczema and asthma, a study has found. Published on 27th October 2017
	Pot users have more sex: Study Pot users have about 20 per cent more sex than those who do not use it, reveals a study of more than 50,000 adult Americans.   Published on 27th October 2017
	Decorated drinking glasses may contain toxic lead Love to decorate your glassware with art? Beware, the paint used can contain potentially toxic levels of lead and cadmium, increasing health risks, a study has shown. Published on 6th November 2017
	Postpartum depression can affect new fathers too: Study Depression in new fathers is often not recognised, thus increasing their risk of developing serious mental health issues, a study has showed. Published on 7th November 2017