Are the Rich More Likely to Have Diseases of Affluence?

maternal grandmothers with advanced age reproduction are more likely to have down syndrome grandchildren

down syndrome (ds), trisomy 21, is the most common chromosomal syndrome that affects one in 600-800 live births. the advanced maternal age is the only well known risk factor to cause ds. our study revealed that many young mothers produced ds children than advanced age mothers in india. a total of 150 suspected ds cases were investigated cytogenetically. randomly selected 200 healthy families in...

Are generous people more likely to vote?

Policymakers in the Unites States and many other countries encourage charitable giving through various subsidies. In the United States, for instance, charitable contributions can be deducted from taxable income making the price of giving inversely related to the marginal tax rate. However, the net effects of such subsidies can be better understood by exploring the relationship between generosit...

Food Taxes: How Likely Are Likely Effects?

More intelligent extraverts are more likely to deceive

The tendency to lie is a part of personality. But are personality traits the only factors that make some people lie more often than others? We propose that cognitive abilities have equal importance. People with higher cognitive abilities are better, and thus more effective liars. This might reinforce using lies to solve problems. Yet, there is no empirical research that shows this relationship ...

kids and teenager are sleepy at school because the electronic media they have in their bedrooms leads them to have delayed sleep phase disorder (dspd)

bserved by many teachers that most of the time, mumbling and searching for their intended words, students complain why they have forgotten the words they have learned in the previous semesters. they ask for some new ways that may help them to recall and apply the learned words more efficiently, since as they declare one of the most important skills in foreign language learning is having a g...