It's also a problem for companies that want to retain them.

Clean living really does pay off.

One more reason to eat more fresh food.

This new research is a serious buzz kill.

Divorce puts wrinkles in our brains.

It's somewhere in between a tortoise and a hare

It's a baffling state of affairs.

Seems obvious

Researchers call it an "opportunity" to improve men's general, as well as reproductive, health.

It's true what they say -- having kids changes you.

Despite the recent, global wave of popular feminist movements, the status quo remains deeply unhelpful to women’s careers. Both cultural and political forces conspire to stymie women’s careers. When a couple gets married, it’s the woman who moves and changes 

Strategically-planned sexy time is a parental necessity, particularly in a country known for its traditional joint family structure—a system that leaves little privacy for sex. Data from the 2011 census, released last year, shows that, although the multigenerational family is 

Life is stressful. Most of us have learned to live with it as a bad side effect of modernity. But stress has been with us for a long time — ever since the first sabre-toothed tiger chased the first human. 

Two months ago, I was deep in the throes of a supposedly philosophical discussion about the simultaneous usefulness and futility of Instagram, about how the platform has turned into a marketplace to display our excesses, when I had an epiphany. 

A new study explains why when the lighting is off our productivity takes a hit. Spending too much time in dimly lit rooms and offices may actually change the brain’s structure and hurt our ability to remember and learn, researchers say. 

Yes, there’s a way to predict infidelity. No, it’s not by how much sex you’re not having. Yes, yes, Valentine’s Day is a day of love. But let’s be real: Our options for love have never been so many —