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Fatherhood triggers positive behaviours in men--study

Fatherhood has a tendency to change men for the better finds an intriguing new study.

According to researchers, becoming a dad for the first time helps men make better lifestyle choices.

Indian-origin doctor charged with healthcare fraud; FBI on manhunt

In what can be termed as a shameful incident tarnishing the reputation of Indian medical fraternity in the world, Gautam Gupta, 57, an Illinois-based weight loss doctor has been accused of allegedly defrauding state and private insurance companies.

Gupta, a well-known in Chicago area for radio ads promising weight loss, has been charged with felony counts of mail fraud, conspiracy, and swindling U.S. Insurance companies – Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Illinois and Illinois Medicaid – of nearly $25mn over the past decade.

Homosexual teens 40% more likely to be expelled, punished--study

In a startling revelation, a U.S. study has found that lesbians, gays, and bisexual teenagers (LGB) are more likely to be targeted and punished by their school authorities, police and courts.

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The research conducted by researchers from Yale University is the first ever study to document teen sexual orientation and punishment at a large scale.

The study, published in the journal 'Pediatrics’ on Monday, highlights the extent of bias and intimidation experienced by non-heterosexual teens.

Researchers aver that the bias against gay, lesbian and bisexual youth might extend to adults as well.

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