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Churches in the United States including St. Patrick's Cathedral and Trinity Church in New York City sell crucifixes made under horrific Sweatshop conditions in China, where workers, including young girls as young as 15, are forced to work 19 hour shifts seven days a week, a report by the National Labor Committee reveals.

The age-old stereotype that ‘husbands hate housework’ earned more credibility today thanks to new research by sociologists from George Mason University.

First love is one of the most wonderful feelings one could have in one’s life. That is the first time a person is exposed to love other than from one’s parents and relatives. Then this love becomes one of the priorities in the life. Most people had fallen in love for the first time when they were teenagers. That exciting new experience most of us remember very well during all our life. The teenager feels all its difficulties for the first time in life.

Pregnant women who apply for jobs face discrimination at the interview, according to a study by University of Missouri-St. Louis researchers published in the journal Sex Roles.

Couples where the man talks more are happier than one where the woman is more talkative, according to the latest research by a team of behavioural scientists from Green Mountain College and University of Texas at Austin.

Women mistakenly believe that men expect them to have the bodies of waif-like models on the media, and this incorrect belief could be leading to eating disorders, according to new study by a team from Bowling Green State University and University of Wisconsin—Madison.

If you want to know how a woman thinks, just examine her cosmetics bag, according a group of psychologists from Russia who tried to identify how a women's choice of cosmetic products offer insights into her personality.

Some mothers put their children at risk of overeating and obesity by eating junk food during pregnancy and breastfeeding, according to a study by the Royal Veterinary College, London.

Nice guys come first, at least in the eyes of women looking for love, according latest research on dating behaviour which shows that women are not really concerned about looks or wealth when it comes to finding a mate.

The belief that men's standards when it comes to short term mating is so low that they will copulate with anything that moves is a myth, according to latest research published in the journal Archives of Sexual Behavior.