WORK & HEALTH

A study conducted by Australian researchers on pregnant women to check the impact of the stressful events during pregnancy.

After decades of being afflicted with financial turmoil, Veterans' plea of receiving decent financial support from the government may finally come to a halt.

To reset your body clock, all you might need are pills.

Insurance companies have the expertise in converting changes in government policy into viable market opportunities.

About 7 million old men in the UK will be pushed into bitter loneliness because of growing digitalisation of services. This warning has been sounded out in a research report by the UK based Friends of the Elderly. It estimates that the number of older people feeling lonely is going to increase 40 per cent by 2030.

Today's Women and the 10 Sexist Scenarios They Face at Work.

Young Military Men Report More Erectile Dysfunction and Other Sexual Miseries than Civilians: Study Says.

Living Without a Job Can Kill You but Recessions are Healthy: Study Reveals.

Women Turning Smarter, Faster Than Men: Study Says.

Men Who Work in Shifts Usually are at Higher Risk of Suffering From Type 2 Diabetes.

Young Women Scientists Face Sexual Harassments While Working on Scientific Field: Study Says.

Tessa Evans was born without nose, a very rare facial anomaly called ‘arhinia’. The little girl, who is now 18-months-old, has helped in spreading awareness about her condition across the globe.

‘Happen’ the latest dating app, a product from Paris found 150,000 users and within five weeks in UK, 25,000 people signed up for it.

Latest study reveals that women don’t like any other woman dressed in red. According to the report, a red dressed clad woman usually gives vibes to other ladies that she is more interested in sex.

Veteran Matt Kahl has claimed that marijuana is the only drug that allows him to get over his PTSD, the side effect after two tours in the Afghanistan war.

A study found that Aussie doctors in different hospital across the states failed to wash their hands before touching one patient after another

As the record-breaking heat wave continues to scorch Western Australia, health authorities have warned possible cases of sicknesses and deaths among young and elderly Australians. The extreme heat alerted doctors, nurses and paramedics to prepare for any kind of emergency.

Rumours are going around the tech industry that Samsung will release a Galaxy Band Fitness Tracker to debut at the 2014 Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, Spain. The 2014 MWC will be held at the Fira Gran Via from Feb. 24 -27, 2014.

A music video made by two nurses in the University of Minnesota Amplatz Children's Hospital’s Cancer Unit featuring the patients singing and dancing to the song “Brave” by Sara Bareilles has reportedly gone viral with 949,243 clicks and 7,3222 likes on YouTube.

One Direction’s Liam Payne was seen surfing in Australia on Monday, Oct. 21, 2013 as the boy band’s tour ends in the land down under. He was photographed enjoying the waves, his muscular abs in full display, to the delight of his fans.

U.S. President Barack Obama proves that Obamacare is truly serious about its goals to provide affordable health care for everyone in the U.S. He even demonstrated it by catching Karmel Allison, a fainting pregnant woman, in time. Obama really cares, after all! He cared enough to stop midway in his speech about the Affordable Care Act (ACA), also known as Obamacare, to help out someone in need.

Smoking is dangerous to one's health. But for smokers, they don't realize how deadly it is. If passive smoking can affect other people's health, what more for active smokers? Sax Institute in Australia has recently released a new study on the deadly effects of smoking and the results were alarming.

A recent study claims that a particular compound present in drinking red wine may actually help in killing cancer cells. Resveratrol, a compound found in red wine, can be modified to enter the human body tissues and kill malignant cells.

Researchers said developing dementia among women in their mid-40s may increase due to stress. A study involved 800 Swedish women that showed that women who have experienced bereavement or undergone divorce are more likely to suffer from dementia in their senior years.

Churchgoers, beware! The Holy water was reportedly to contain fecal matter. A recent study shows that around 86 percent of Holy water, which is generally used in baptism, may be infected with harmful bacteria.

Microsoft will release this week its latest version of keyboard called Sculpt Ergonomic Desktop keyboard.

If taking deep breaths, squeezing stress balls, counting to 10 or taking walks were all it took, we wouldn’t have a whole month dedicated to stress awareness (it’s April)! You’re an exception if you are never stressed at work (come on!). Constant burden of added pressure, threat of layoffs and a boss from hell can drive you crazy! Too much of it can shoot up your heart rate and anxiety level. But there are a few unorthodox ideas that might bring some relief to an otherwise stressful day at work...

Due to allegations of her being a racist, celebrity chef Paula Deen will not work with the Food Network anymore.

National Seniors Australia reported that Australians older than 45 years old suffered employment discrimination.