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A recent study carried out by researchers at the Kinsey Institute for Research on Sex, Gender and Reproduction at Indiana University (USA) has determined that the number of orgasms depends on both gender and sexual orientation and that, above all, single women are the least likely to experience one.

According to a genetic study carried out by German researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, female populations have been more numerous than male populations throughout human history.

With menopause, many women complain of having a worse memory, of not being able to remember a word at a certain moment or of not knowing why they were going to a place.

A new study from the Department of Epidemiology and Health at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York (USA) states that postmenopausal women who eat foods high in potassium are less likely to have strokes and die than those who eat less rich in this mineral.

Soy is not only a highly nutritious food, but it can be a great ally for the health of the female heart, especially for women who are approaching the stage of menopause, according to the latest study from the Wake Forest School of Medicine in Winston-Salem (USA) and publishes Menopause magazine.

Despite being known as the “weaker sex”, a series of studies have shown that the biological protection of women against cardiovascular diseases is much better than that of men, since they have an extraordinary capacity to regenerate the heart muscle.

The color red symbolizes different things according to cultures and people, and previous research has connected the color red with attractiveness. Now, a new study whose objective was to analyze how women see other women who wear this striking color, concludes that women perceive those who are dressed in red as a sexual rival.

The incidence rate of this affective disorder is double in women than in men. These are the factors that explain why they suffer more from apathy and discouragement.