Chinese Woman’s Fake Boobs Explode After 4 Hours of Playing iPhone Games on Stomach (GRAPHIC VIDEO)
Women and gays with fake boobs, be forewarned. Silicone implants and lying on your stomach for several hours could be dangerous to your breasts.
Clinical Trial Investment: Coalition's Policy Boosts Australia as Top Destination for Clinical Trials
Clinical trials in Australia are important not only for the potential financial investment. They also play crucial roles in improving the healthcare system of the country. When clinical trials are present in Australia, medicines are usually delivered early. Some provide free access to new healthcare technologies. This saves taxpayers in Australia millions every year in PBS and hospital expenses. Australian patients will also benefit from clinical trials because they can access new therapies ...
Maharashtra Pharmacists Shut Down Medical Stores Protesting FDA Rules
Following so-called harsh restrictions by the FDA to purchase adequate supplies of drugs and staff at least one qualified pharmacist in every store, owners of pharmacies are opposing these measures by protesting against the regulatory agency.
Basil is an Anti-Aging Superfood
Basil is an aromatic plant that has been utilized for a very long time as a culinary herb in order to add a much appreciated fragrance to a wide variety of dishes. It has earned its credentials in many cuisines from the regular use of pesto, a mixture of basil, pine nuts and Parmesan cheese.
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There seems to be great reasons why pregnant women should treat themselves with chocolate. This is because these luscious treats are found to improve a pregnant woman's condition by preventing certain complications including pre-eclampsia.
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The average individual gains about a pound or two every year. There are now a lot of diet programs and products to remedy the situation, but losing weight can actually be as easy as increasing one's fiber.
When Weight Loss Surgery Works, It's Only Because of Bacteria Changes in the Gut
Each year, roughly 200,000 morbidly obese Americans go under the knife for weight loss surgery. Most all doctors perform this surgery to save lives and it seems to be working for many.
Paula Deen will Cook No More with the Food Network
Due to allegations of her being a racist, celebrity chef Paula Deen will not work with the Food Network anymore.
Meet Mick: The Man Who Couldn't Kiss His Wife For Two Years
Smoking, as the cigarette packs used to warn, is "dangerous to your health". Apparently, it is dangerous to your family too. The recent campaign called Meet Mick which is focused on the adverse effects of the vice hits an issue close to home. It shows the story of Michael "Mick" Roberts, a married and with 4 children, who started smoking at age 14. Mick, who is currently suffering from emphysema, is seen on the ad with an oxygen support attached to him. He speaks to the camera talkin...
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These Scientists Are ‘Itching’ to Help You Stop Scratching
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Is Using an Oil-Based Personal Lubricant A Mistake for Women?
When it comes to sexual stimulation or even treating vaginal dryness and irritation, most women have used a personal lubricant at one time in their life. Lubricants can help make things feel more pleasurable and even offer healing.
More Queensland Hospitals Positive with Legionella, Public Advised Not to Panic
Queensland hospitals were found to be positive of legionella after water samples were taken from the supply system due to deaths caused by Legionnaires' disease.
Singapore Smog And Indonesian Fires: 6 Things You Need to Know
Singaporeans are understandably distraught as their country is enveloped in stifling smog coming from the forest fires in the neighbouring country Indonesia since earlier this week. The forest fires on the Sumatra Island are apparently started by plantation owners and farmers hoping to clear the land.
Australians Older than 45 Face Job Discrimination
National Seniors Australia reported that Australians older than 45 years old suffered employment discrimination.
Andrology Expert Advises Young Male Cancer Patients to Store Sperm
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Managing Osteoporosis through yoga
Losing bone density is a natural part of the agingprocess, but when too much bone is lost the bones become weakened and susceptible to fracturing and breaking. Osteoporosis is considered a “silent disease” with no symptoms or warnings signs, but can be prevented and treated through regular weight bearing exercise with proper diet and lifestyle habits. Weight bearing exercise is any movement that requires yourmuscles to work against gravity. Yoga is an excellent weight bearing exercise as it sti...
Guide to Help Your Daughter Shed Extra Weight
Mothers are in an enviable position to ensure their daughters grow up with good eating habits, self-esteem and positive body image. A large-scale study of over 5300 adolescent girls found that girls’ desire to be thin or lose weight was based in part on their perception of what their mothers wanted for them. It comes as no surprise that girls in this study were more likely to engage in dieting behaviors if their mother had done so previously.
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Can you walk in the water for 30 minutes at moderate intensity, then its time to add variety and intensity to your workout routine. If you like being in the water but get bored swimming up and down lanes, or just want to vary your routine, consider trying some pool exercises.
Top 10 Biggest Pregnancy Fears
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Dracula’s Children may Lead to Novel Drug Design
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Survey: Americans Expect Schools to Lead in Preventing Childhood Obesity
Americans view obesity as a serious problem among both the overall public and among children and teens, and most people believe that local K-12 schools need to take a leading role in combating the epidemic, according to a recent survey conducted by Field Research Corp.
Estrogen A New Weapon Against Urinary Tract Infection in Menopause
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Brown U Research: All 800M Indian Adults Could Benefit From HIV Tests
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Turmeric Produces Mind-Blowing Recovery from Dementia Symptoms, Multiple Case Studies Show
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Can Pet Dogs Help Children With Autism?
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US Spends 18 Times More on Autism Research than UK
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Study suggests doctors may need to keep a closer eye on vision concerns in patients born with a low birth weight.
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