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The doctors were twice as likely as the general population to score as excessively sleepy, and more than twice as likely to report nearly falling asleep at the wheel as British male drivers.

When the researchers adjusted for other factors, women were 3.4 times as likely as men to receive blood.

According to pew's research, Generation X is most likely to shop, bank, and look for health information online, but boomers are just as likely as Gen Y to make travel reservations online.

Democrats believe some odd things, too: a recent Pew poll found that they were roughly twice as likely as Republicans to believe in reincarnation, spiritual energy and astrology.

People who take vitamin supplements are just as likely as those who don't to develop lung cancer, and vitamin E supplements may slightly raise the risk, researchers said.

The survey of Christmas consumer behaviours in 18 European countries foundthe French were more than twice as likely as other Europeans to give second-hand items, making France a pioneer in the trend.

Optimistic coronary bypass patients are half as likely as pessimists to require re-hospitalization.

The Japanese are only a quarter as likely as the Americans or French to suffer a heart attack, but twice as likely to die if they do.

Men are more than twice as likely as women are to say they feel addicted to video games.

Women in positions of power are just as likely as their male counterparts to be unfaithful, a scientific study has found, the Telegraph of London reported.

Mr. Norman will help you, as likely as not.

A 2007 survey found that men are twice as likely as women to cheat more than once.

Women are already twice as likely as men to suffer from depression, so, experts say, it's important to seek help to cope with the loss of a pregnancy or infertility treatments.

Women are half as likely as men to be involved in start-ups in the UK - a wider gender gap than in the US and Germany.

Blacks also are twice as likely as whites to see major generational conflicts (42% vs. 21%).