They were also more prone to fantasies.
On those occasions when he happened to interact with others, he was prone to informing them that they were "dumb shits.
But they also noticed a decline in microbial diversity over time—which could indicate a less-than-healthy microbial community that's potentially more prone to takeover by hostile bacteria.
Because facial skin is much more sensitive — and far more prone to acne or drying — than skin in other areas, use a moisturizer specifically created for the face.
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So if you're prone to having kidney stones, it's wise to do what you can to prevent them.
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They are also prone to increased aggression and sexual assault against women.
According to the results, men with higher levels of facial symmetry, having faces with matching left and right sides, were less prone to mental decline between the ages of 79 and 83.
With that, three behavioral therapies found to be effective in preventing and controlling your headaches are: ,: relaxation therapy biofeedback cognitive-behavioral therapy Relaxation Therapy For people prone to headaches, even everyday mild stresses can be headache-triggering—like a work deadline, caring for a child, or paying bills.
As a matter of fact, the Sleep Research Society figured out that those who slept too little (5-6 hours) and those who slept too much (9-10 hours) were prone to have an increased risk of weight gain and, even worse, fat gain.
The new research from Shandong University in China shows that "pear shaped" women who have fat on their thighs, hips and buttocks are prone to a more treatable form of breast cancer.
A new study has learned that more intelligent people are more prone to mental illnesses.
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The move is Rome's latest attempt to control loutish behaviour from its visitors, who are prone to bathing in fountains, defacing ancient monuments and even attempting to break into the Colosseum.
More commonly, when bored, we are prone to gorge on fattening snacks, according to a study involving the universities of Kent and Southampton.
But there is mounting evidence that, as has occurred in western countries, the link with affluence is breaking, with lower-income urban residents more prone to the problem.
"Evening people may be more prone to social jetlag; this means that their biological clock is out of sync with the social clock," Ms Biss said.
Labs are prone to genetically linked problems.
In particular, in most land-scarce regions (particularly prone to specialise in manufacturing, according to theory) the share of manufacturing in the economy expanded, while it shrank in all land-abundant ones.
