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> Slow progress on mental health funding
Significant challenges still face the first mental health tariff before it can be properly implemented....
> Why online dating will never take over
People often change their romantic preferences once they meet a prospective partner in person, new research has found....
> Clever children more likely to take drugs
Bright children who perform well in IQ tests may be more likely to indulge in illegal drug use later in life....
> Interviewers put off by facial disfigurement
Employers are more likely to rate job candidates with facial disfigurements poorly in an interview scenario, new research has suggested....
> Keeping a good memory in later life
Older people who are physically fit appear to have better memory than peers who are not as active....
> It's better to give than to receive finds study
It appears the old adage 'it's better to give than to receive' holds some scientific weight....
> The body has a role in decision-making
The body has a part to play in the decisions people make, new research has suggested....
> Bisexual women and the risk of depression
Bisexual women are at greater risk of suffering from depression and alcohol abuse than their male counterparts, it has been suggested....
> Antisocial people flock together in gangs
People with extreme antisocial personalities may be more inclined to join gangs, new research has suggested....
> Fatherhood reduces a man's bad habits
A man's bad habits often reduce once he becomes a father for the first time....
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