Girls with masculine first names are likely to have a successful career, according to a new study.
Masculine names for girls can put them on the path to success, a new study has found.
Researchers at Clemson University in South Carolina found that women with masculine names in the legal profession earned more money than their counterparts with feminine names.
Teen Girls Joining Male Gangs Forced into Group Sex
A report by UK police and charities has revealed that teenage girls, as young as 13, who join violent male gangs were being forced to having sex, ferrying guns, knives and drugs.
A report by UK police and charities has revealed that teenage girls, as young as 13, who join violent male gangs were being forced to having sex, ferrying guns, knives and drugs.
Investigators further found that the more masculine the name, the better it worked for women.
A woman named Kelly had a five per cent better chance of taking the seat of a judge than a Sue, while Cameron's odds are tripled and a female Bruce's are quintupled.
Chinese Communist Officials To Take Action Against Party Members Using Escort Girls
A top Communist Party official in China has vowed to take disciplinary action against party members caught hiring female escorts or visiting vulgar venues , state media said Friday.
A top Communist Party official in China has vowed to take disciplinary action against party members caught hiring female escorts or visiting vulgar venues , state media said Friday.
Study Proves That Girls Are Aware of HPV Vaccine's Benefits
Majority of girls and young women don't believe the HPV vaccine protects them against other sexually transmitted infections, according to a new study by University of Illinois at Chicago
Majority of girls and young women don't believe the HPV vaccine protects them against other sexually transmitted infections, according to a new study by University of Illinois at Chicago
HPV Vaccine Make Girls More Cautious About Sex
Having the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine for prevention of sexually-transmitted infection has left eight in 10 girls more cautious about the risks of having sex, a UK poll has found.
Having the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine for prevention of sexually-transmitted infection has left eight in 10 girls more cautious about the risks of having sex, a UK poll has found.
