Ask any man what tops his list of priorities, and the answer's bound to be food! Sex doesn't even come second.
The Australian study asked individuals to rank which everyday experiences give them the most pleasure.
Study Says Ontario Women Live Longer but Do Not Prosper
A new women's health study by St. Michael's Hospital researcher Dr. Arlene Bierman says that while Ontario women live longer than men
A new women's health study by St. Michael's Hospital researcher Dr. Arlene Bierman says that while Ontario women live longer than men
Males rated taste sensations as their top pleasure trigger, with physical arousal coming in fourth, reports The Courier Mail.
The results were reached through a "pleasure quotient test".
Men And Science - The Stereotypes Never Goes Out Of Fashion
A study of more than half a million people worldwide has found that 70 percent associate science more with men than women, according to results of the study.
A study of more than half a million people worldwide has found that 70 percent associate science more with men than women, according to results of the study.
The scale found men gained more pleasure from food, and life in general, more so than their female counterparts.
'First Europeans' Were Cannibals: Archaeologists
The remains of the first Europeans discovered at an archaeological site in northern Spain suggest that these prehistoric men were cannibals who particularly liked the flesh of children.
The remains of the first Europeans discovered at an archaeological site in northern Spain suggest that these prehistoric men were cannibals who particularly liked the flesh of children.
"Women are more into values as a whole and men are into bottom lines and logic - but why that would give one more pleasure from food or from life in general - I can't imagine.
Motor Function Decline Possible In Older Adults Who Socialize Less
Less frequent participation in social activity is associated with a more rapid rate of motor function decline in older adults, according to a new study.
Less frequent participation in social activity is associated with a more rapid rate of motor function decline in older adults, according to a new study.
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