A study of 440,000 people found that humans are increasingly choosing partners who share their genetics. The trend has intensified every decade for the past 60 years.
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A study of 440,000 people found that humans are increasingly choosing partners who share their genetics. The trend has intensified every decade for the past 60 years.

When people explain how they chose their partner, they talk about chemistry, shared humor, compatible values, timing, and luck. The idea that something at the genetic level might be quietly…

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Male domestic violence survivors are less likely to seek help than female survivors. A study of 1,200 men finally asked why, and the answer reframes how the problem should be addressed

Male domestic violence survivors are less likely to seek help than female survivors. A study of 1,200 men finally asked why, and the answer reframes how the problem should be addressed

For decades, research on why male victims of intimate partner violence do not seek help has pointed in one direction. Men fear they will not be believed. They are ashamed…

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