Boys may be up to pranks till they reach the age of 27, a new research based on a survey has revealed.
Boys may be up to pranks till they reach the age of 27, a new research based on a survey has revealed.
Lads do not grow up until they have had their first child by age 29 but would continue to indulge in boyish behaviour such as getting drunk, according to OnePoll.com.
Boys' Love Affair With Balls, Toy Vehicles Linked to Hormones
A new study has found that males are biologically programmed to be drawn to balls, vehicles and construction toys.
A new study has found that males are biologically programmed to be drawn to balls, vehicles and construction toys.
Ladies also stop tumbling out of nightclubs at 25 and stop flashing their breasts and not pile on make-up by the age of 23, researchers found.
"The report proves that men simply don't grow up as quickly as women. They are still likely to indulge in some sort of immature behaviour," the Daily Star quoted a OnePoll spokesman as saying.
Girls=boys: When It Comes to Math Abilities
According to a new analysis of international research, when it comes to math abilities, boys and girls do not differ as much as it is believed.
According to a new analysis of international research, when it comes to math abilities, boys and girls do not differ as much as it is believed.
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Experts Say Boys are Better Savers Than Girls
Experts say that when it comes to saving money, boys are far better than girls.
Experts say that when it comes to saving money, boys are far better than girls.
Risk of Testicular Germ Cell Cancer Not Increased in Relatives of Boys With Sexual Birth Defects
Study says boys with the sexual birth defects known as hypospadias and cryptorchidism are at risk for developing testicular germ cell cancer, but their relatives are not
Study says boys with the sexual birth defects known as hypospadias and cryptorchidism are at risk for developing testicular germ cell cancer, but their relatives are not
