Enjoying gambling responsibility can be a fun recreational activity. But new research indicates that the lights and sounds that go with a win on slot machines might increase your likelihood of making risky decisions that can lead to a gambling addiction. A new study on gambling Two researchers from the University of British Columbia set … Continue reading Gambling Behavior Increased by Sounds and Lights
While most men know that smoking cigarettes are the No. 1 leading preventable death in our country, a new study has found that hookah smoking isn’t necessarily a safe alternative. The study on smoking New research from the University of California, Los Angeles School of Nursing examined 30 healthy young adults for a hookah smoking … Continue reading How Hookah Smoking Harms Blood Vessels
So, you’ve finally picked a few great outfits for the workplace. But what about the dress shoes? Choose a dress shoe isn’t as simple as picking “something black.” There are loafers, Oxfords, derbies, monk straps, boots and even pumps for men. We’ve put together a basic guide to help you choose the right shoe based … Continue reading Choosing a Dress Shoe
Going to bed late and getting up early can be a common habit of adult men working in stressful jobs. But a new study has found that not getting enough sleep may lead to dehydration. The Research on Dehydration Published in the journal Sleep, the new research from Pennsylvania State University in State College examined … Continue reading Sleep Deprived? It May Make You Dehydrated
Eating a small portion of nuts each day may be able to help you keep extra weight off. The first study In one study, researchers at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health wanted to understand how eating nuts affected body weight. They had participants replace foods with low nutritional value with a 1-ounce … Continue reading Nuts May Help You Avoid Weight Gain
According to a new study, people with higher levels of iron are at a greater risk of having a stroke. Iron and strokes The researchers at Imperial College London found that people with “genetically determined higher” iron levels were at a greater risk of strokes that result from a blood clot or other obstacle traveling … Continue reading Excess Iron Raises Stroke Risk
For men whose depression hasn’t responded to medication, there may be an explanation: scientist have identified three new subtypes and one of them is drug-resistant. Research on new types of depression Researchers at the Neural Computation Unit at the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University looked at the data of 134 people, 50% … Continue reading 3 New Subtypes of Depression Identified
If you’re headed to a formal event and have decided to invest in a tuxedo, spend the money to get a good one! As an adult, you’ve likely stopped growing (at least upwards!) and will probably make good use of it over the next few years. The 411 on Tuxedos Buying a tuxedo can be … Continue reading Tips for Choosing a Tuxedo
Energy drinks can feel like a life-saver for mid-day slumps or late-night deadlines. But a new study has found that even one single energy drink could harm your blood vessels’ function. The Study on Energy Drinks For many men, reaching for a jolt of caffeine from a sport drink is a regular coping method for … Continue reading Just One Energy Drink May Harm Blood Vessels
If your high blood pressure has been hard to treat, it may be due to an accumulation of lead in your outer layer of shin bone. A recent study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association found that this interesting link may lead to new treatments in high blood pressure that is drug-resistant. The link … Continue reading An Unlikely Cause of Drug-Resistant High Blood Pressure
