Horses can read human facial expressions, says new research
Horses can read human facial expressions, according to new research. For the first time, it has been found that horses are able to distinguish between angry and happy faces. …
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The economics of prettiness: more attractive women get higher grades
Women who are conventionally attractive have an advantage in college — and it continues later in life, according to research from two economists at the Metropolitan State University of …
One billion cakes in a year: Scotland's love affair with sugar is a big fat slice of a health disaster
SUGAR-HUNGRY Scots are eating one billion cakes every year, according to government figures. The 103,000-ton mountain of sweet fatty food is the equivalent of almost 200 cakes for every …