New research on stuttering: Personality is important in deciding which treatment works best People who stutter can benefit from going to a speech therapist. But their personality has as much to say as the treatment method itself in terms of results, one researcher says.
Insecure people find it hard to hold jobs Insecure and frightened people often end up on the dole – living on disability pensions. Dishonest and manipulative people retain their jobs, according to a new Norwegian study.
Jealous and fretful women are more prone to developing Alzheimer’s Jealousy, anxiety and an unstable temperament have been linked in a Swedish study to a higher risk of Alzheimer’s disease.
