It’s role reversal behind the wheel, as kids are calling parents on
their bad driving habits. A survey found that 60-percent of teens have
asked a parent to stop driving dangerously. Eight out of ten parents
admit to speeding or talking on a cell phone, 40-percent text while
driving, and 20-percent don’t wear a seat belt. Source Link
The
debate over the standard test for prostate cancer continues. A study of
162,000 men who had a PSA test found that it does reduce prostate
cancer deaths, but 40-percent of cancers detected by screening were
over-treated with side-effects such as incontinence and impotence.
Researchers say they don’t recommend routine use of PSA test. Source Link
Making
a snap judgement is something our brains are hard-wired to do.
Scientists found that people could say whether a person looked
trustworthy after their face was flashed on-screen for a tiny fraction
of a second. Even though the time was too short for conscious
processing, a part of the brain can still evaluate an image without us
seeing it. Source Link
