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Women Have Always Lived Longer, Study FindsMen just don't live as long as women do, according to a new study that spans the globe and several centuries.
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Women's Alcohol Consumption Catches Up to Men'sAcross the world, women now consume nearly as much alcohol as men, according to a new study.
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Women's Brains Grow a Bit During Menstrual CycleWomen's brains experience a monthly change, too.
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Another Study Shows the Discrimination Women Face in the WorkplaceWomen who weigh even slightly more than their peers are more likely to face discrimination when applying for certain jobs, a recent study from Scotland finds.
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Heavier, Not Taller: How American Bodies Have ChangedThere's no denying that Americans weigh more today than they did 20 years ago, but how much more?
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10 Amazing Women Who Turned the Tide of HistoryTime and time again, ambitious, exceptional women have proven that they were more than capable of achieving groundbreaking accomplishments.
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12,000-Year-Old Shaman's Elaborate Funeral Had 6 StagesA diminutive woman buried in a cave site in Israel 12,000 years ago was likely a person of importance and was interred with great ceremony.
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Plunging Neckline May Help Women Land More Job InterviewsWomen who wear a sexy outfit in a job application photo may have a much better shot of landing an interview, a new study that involved mostly male job recruiters finds.
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Pretty Risky: Men Would Skip Condoms with Attractive WomenWhen a woman is more attractive, a man is less likely to intend to use a condom with her, a new study finds.
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