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It’s been a year and a half since women looking for a bigger or more proportionate bust have been presented with a better variant to the painful and costly plastic surgery. Macrolane injections have been approved in the UK 18 months ago and, during this time, about 3,000 women have benefited from this filler th... |
14 October 2009
16:41 GMT |
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Former “Friends” star Jennifer Aniston has long been the object of envy for many women around the world, if not for her always impeccable hairdo, then for her never-erring fashion sense or her shapely figure. As it turns out, she might have a secret helper where that last part is concerned, in that she ge... |
4 September 2009
15:41 GMT |
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As years start to pile, the skin loses its youthful glow and begins to sag, which is why they say you can tell a person’s age by looking at their face. One theory would have it that we’re actually “growing” more skin, or that gravity is taking its toll, but Dr. Yan Trokel says this is far from... |
3 August 2009
13:21 GMT |
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After realizing that it’s not only wrinkles that make us look old, but also the loss of that youth-specific plumpness, which leads to the impression of a haggard, drawn, therefore aged face, the use of fillers has increased considerably. There are countless variants of this non-surgical procedure that promises ... |
15 June 2009
14:21 GMT |
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Television personality and star Lisa Rinna has often been attacked for getting plastic surgery and then playing the “all-natural” card with the media, by saying she was so proud of the way her body looked she wouldn’t change a thing about it. One thing that often got her under heavy fire was having ... |
19 May 2009
11:22 GMT |
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A couple of years ago, Duncan Williams and his late wife, Dr. Yelena Watkins, developed a so-called miracle cure to fight fat, derived from crushed soya beans and that was marketed as an alternative to liposuction. The two sold the treatment for almost a year to thousands of women before any authority stepped in to a... |
9 April 2009
14:31 GMT |
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Women looking for more definition in certain parts of their body – backside and chest, more specifically – have now an alternative that is said to be considerably better than silicone implants or other types of surgical interventions. Macrolane injections guarantee more volume and shapeliness to the area ... |
20 March 2009
15:21 GMT |
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Women have a very powerful ally in their quest to be as beautiful as they want to be. It’s called Macrolane and it’s a gel that is injected in parts of the body that need a bit of uplifting or some extra volume. After becoming a hit with ladies who wanted a larger bust, Macrolane injections have now start... |
26 February 2009
05:27 GMT |
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Injections are no fun, regardless of what some might say, but that could soon change with the invention of the painless 'microneedle', a device that works much in the same way as the needle of mosquitoes while sucking blood. In the case of the aforementioned insects, the whole process consists of blood bein... |
18 July 2008
05:07 GMT |
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Not long after a mass attack JavaScript injection was reported to have infected hundreds of thousands of websites, a new SQL injection Worm was found loose on the web. According to the ISC(Internet Storm Center) website, a total of 4,000 websites have been found infected, after a quick run at a Google search. The rep... |
8 May 2008
10:28 GMT |
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Just hours after giving a clean performance at the MTV European Music Awards in Germany, a shocking footage has emerged depicting the Babyshambles front man Pete Doherty back at his home in Wiltshire injecting himself with cocaine. The video in question is shot on a mobile phone and lasts 1min 14secs (you can watch ... |
6 November 2007
03:51 GMT |
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Soon, the nasty injections could be a fact of the past as a simple patch, attached to the skin of the arm could deliver drugs to the body, without causing pains. The new technology from inkjet printer cartridges employs a system developed by HP to push drugs through tiny needles, too short to reach the pain receptors... |
20 September 2007
02:57 GMT |
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The way you look is a combination of genetics, diet and sports. When all three are not right, the result is lousy. Giving up the habit of eating junk food and starting practicing sports is the nightmare of any couch potato. Here comes the salvation: some American doctors say a new technique called lipodissolve is a ... |
27 July 2007
14:11 GMT |
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When this method was introduced in the late 1970s in Oklahoma, it was regarded as a more human way of execution and was soon adopted by many states as the main form of death penalty. Lethal injection, in which three toxic chemicals are administered to the condemned (sodium thiopental, an anesthestetic; pancuronium br... |
20 June 2007
05:30 GMT |
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When lethal injection was proposed and accepted in 1977 by Oklahoma state medical examiner Jay Chapman as a human method of killing inmates, the word seemed to go out of the side of barbaric executions by hanging or electric chair. The shot is based on an anesthetic, ultrashort-acting sedative and a paralytic compoun... |
25 April 2007
09:38 GMT |
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Paralysis can keep people prisoners of their own bodies. It disables physically and mentally. Now, a new research at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, comes with great hope for paralyzed humans. A simple injection of biodegradable soap-like molecules triggered in six weeks nerve regeneration, correlated... |
23 April 2007
03:08 GMT |
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