Families at war
The struggle between maternal and paternal genes is real, say researchers
The struggle between maternal and paternal genes is real, say researchers
Breast feeding should be considered as a family planning tool, valuable to global women’s health
Social bonds are crucial for adoption in wild chimpanzees
Special events and a 4 star VisitScotland award.
Science comes to the beach in exciting new family project.
Macho men produce macho sons, according to research.
Families can enjoy learning about the worlds of ancient Rome and Greece this weekend at a day of activities, lectures and performances for all ages hosted by the University of St Andrews.
* Average facial images of three groups of young women; left-right: those with separated parents, those with unseparated parents who rated their parents' relationship as poor quality, and those who reported their parents' relationship as good quality. Credit - Perception Lab, University of St Andrews *
New research has revealed that tall women may be more ambitious in their careers and less inclined to start a family.