London, Feb 2 (ANI): When an ill colleague turns up to work coughing and sneezing, it really is better if they stay at home, such is the speed that germs spread around an office, a new study suggests.

Washington, December 1 (ANI): Working couples are at twice the risk of partner violence compared to those where one of the pair stays at home, a recent study has found.

London, November 14 (ANI): While most heavily pregnant ladies feel inclined to stay at home with their feet up, Imogen Thomas dressed to impress as she attended Chloe Sims' book launch in Essex recently.

London, September 7 (ANI): A traditional family - with a breadwinning father and a full-time mother - remains the ideal for a vast majority of women, according to a survey.

London, July 14 (ANI): Women who eat their midday meal out really do lose less weight as compared to those who stay at home, a scientific study has suggested.

London, July 7 (ANI): Mothers who stay at home are more likely to be unhappy than those who go out to work, a new study has revealed.

Washington, June 18 (ANI): Men who have kids were more likely to report happiness, whether they stay at home with their kids or assume a more traditional fatherly role, than their childless peers, a new research has found.

London, Apr 3 (ANI): Shopping on Facebook is still in its infancy but it has been found that most of the people buying something on the site are stay at home mothers.

London, Feb 29 (ANI): Mothers who stay at home are as content and satisfied with their lives as those who choose to go out to work, a new government study has found.

London, Feb 2 (ANI): Gwyneth Paltrow has said that women who want children should be stay at home mothers.

Washington, Jan 29 (ANI): Sir Anthony Hopkins has confessed to being a loner who loves to stay at home watching reality TV shows.

Washington, Dec 13 (ANI): Working moms are less likely to be depressed and are healthier and happier compared to their counterparts, who prefer to stay at home when their kids are very young, a new study has suggested.

London, Sept 26 (ANI): A new survey has found that younger people are twice as likely to miss work through illness as their older colleagues.ccording to the figures, under-30s are more likely to stay at home while suffering from colds and flu, allergies and intolerances than over-55s, the Telegraph reported.

Melbourne, Sept 7 (ANI): This is something that most mothers might have already figured out - staying home with children keeps them pretty fit.