Merv Mandelbaum 
Score one for the stereotypes: men are actually less likely to be committed to their partners when they move in together. In a study published in RAND, sociologists Michael Pollard and Kathleen M. Harris found that couples who cohabit show significantly lower levels of commitment than those who are married, … Read More
Men who exercise, even just a little bit, can change the expression of their DNA and improve their cells metabolic rates; in simple terms, enhancing “positive” metabolic genes and repressing “negative” ones. Research from Lund University in Sweden shows that the epigenetic pattern of DNA can be altered over several … Read More
Meditation can help reduce your stress and focus your attention, and now, according to new research, it’s effects are long-term. The study, published in Frontiers of Human Neuroscience, found that participating in an eight-week meditation training program can have a measurable effect on how the brain manages its response to … Read More
It’s pretty easy to see how one might get lost in a video game when the real word is too boring, complicated, hard, or otherwise unappealing. According to new research, that’s the case for boys with autism spectrum disorders or ADHD. A new study published in Paediatrics by researchers at … Read More
What to fix your sleep schedule? Maybe try camping. It should come as no surprise to the well-read gentleman that the science of sleep is getting a lot of attention these days, not least because of the numerous and significant effects that poor sleep can have on your health. A … Read More
