Become a member
Quick Registration
Full Registration Benefits -
Free Homepages for Doctors
Free Homepages for Hospitals
Free Homepages for Medical Conference
Free Homepages for NGO's
Personal Health Record Creation
Access to all Medical Slides
Access to all Jobs & Products Sale
Making Friends Easier for Women | |
|
| |
 |  |  | Comments |  |
 |  |
 |
 |
 |  |
 |
 Text  |
A survey seems to have given better points to women at making long-lasting friends and forging life bonds.
One out of three women said their best friends were those they met during school.
One out of three women said their best friends were those they met during school.
Only one out of six men is best friends with a school friend, the survey revealed.
Men mostly made friends at university or at work.
As time goes by, the number of friendships dropped and most people had only three close friends on average by the age of 60.
Source-Medindia
| |
|
|
 Comment & Contribute
|
Related Links
Close Friendships can be Nurtured in Workplace
A new study says that our closest friends are now our workmates because we are too busy to go out and meet new people. These days, we ...
Information About Charitable Causes Not Shared Among People With Large Network of Friends on Facebook
A new research has revealed that those who have a large network of friends on social media networks like facebook may not wish to share information ...
High Number of Facebook Friends Could Mean Loneliness in Real Life
While having loads of friends on Facebook and Twitter may seem to make you popular in the online world, a new study has revealed that such a practice ...
Researchers Explore Link Between Obesity and Circle of Friends
A person's circle of friends influence his/her body weight, reveals study. Students were more likely to gain weight if they had friends who were ...
General News
Check If You Wash Your Hands Well
It is good to examine if you wash your hands properly especially after using the toilet. A recent study on the extent of personal hygiene ...
Decade-old US Aid Program Marks Birth of One Millionth HIV-free Baby
Somewhere in sub-Saharan Africa, this month, the one millionth baby will be born without HIV to a mother who suffers from the disease, thanks in ...
Moving A Step Closer to a Vaccine for Common Respiratory Disease
A common cause of respiratory infection is RSV, but there is no vaccine available. It causes flu-like symptoms in healthy adults, but becomes ...
Study Find Rare Genomic Mutations in 10 Families With Early-onset, Familial Alzheimer's Disease
A family history of Alzheimer's disease is a primary risk factor for the devastating neurological disorder. In spite of this, mutations in only three ...
Copper Pipes can Lead to Hair Damage
Copper residue from pipes that are transferred to the scalp through water is responsible for the increased chances of hair damage caused by sunlight, ...
Researcher Questions Airlines' Ban on Pregnant Women
A University of Canterbury gender researcher has claimed that airlines are discriminating against women by imposing a ban on pregnant women who are ...
- Health News Index
|
|
- News Quick Links
| News Categories: |
| » | Goa Forest Department Advisory Warns Eating Frogs Could Lead to Cancer |
| » | New Formula can Replace Fast Food as Healthy Option Claims US Man |
| » | Nourishing Foods You Must Eat Before and After Blood Donation |
| » | Mindful Eating is a Sure Shot Way to Good Health |
| » | Eating Mangoes may Reduce Cancer Risk |
| More Diet News | |
|
Ask an Expert
