There’s an easy solution to reducing booze’s damage to public health: water it down. That’s right, weaker beer could be of benefit to all – even to those hard-partying university students on a budget. According to Canadian addiction researchers, lower alcohol content would reduce the harmful effects of alcohol on society
It’s tough to keep up with the latest celeb-backed diet fads. But it looks like the MedDiet is here to stay. Its health benefits are numerous and backed my multiple studies, including a telling new one out of Australia. According to new research, the increasingly popular Mediterranean Diet can offer
Toronto is becoming a city increasingly divided into “haves” and “have-nots.” New research from the University of Toronto’s Martin Prosperity Institute has found a growing gap between the city’s rich and poor. We may be a city of diversity, but we’re also one of rampant inequality. The earnings gap between
A few chapters a day may keep the mortician away. Social Science and Medicine has published a new study that reveals that book-lovers live longer lives. The participants of the study were divided into three groups: those who never read books, those who read books up to three and a half
We’re often quick to think that someone who is prejudiced is also not very bright. We assume they lack intelligence, education, or information. But new research has found that prejudice is just as prevalent among the bright ones; that people at both high and low ends of the intelligence spectrum
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