Cosmetic jobs jumped 457 percent in past 10 years: study Cosmetic interventions, surgical and non-surgical, increased eight percent from 2006 to 2007, and 457 percent in 10 years, the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) said Monday. ...
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	Talika:The Purest Plant Formulas Since its creation in 1948, the TALIKA laboratories have been developing original and effective products that suit women's needs perfectly. All started at the ophtalmological department of the famous ...
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	Angst-ridden teens have different brain structures: study It turns out your mother was right: angst-ridden teens really do have something wrong with their heads. A study published Monday found that teens who regularly get into fights ...
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	Study challenges use of anti-depressants Anti-depressant drugs like Prozac, used by tens of millions of people worldwide, are hardly more effective than placebos in treating most cases of depression, a study led by a British ...
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	the Spa-lon Singapore Based on the belief that one could lose all their material possessions but never their self-confidence, The SPA-lon aims to build confidence in our customers to flaunt their new-found beauty. ...
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	Western clinical trials bad for traditional medicine: SAfrican minister Traditional medicines used by African healers should not be exposed to Western-style clinical trials, South Africa's controversial health minister was reported as saying Saturday. "We cannot use Western models ...
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	Closing in on a better treatment for schizophrenia: study Scientists looking at the effects of LSD in the brain have made an unexpected discovery that could lead to improved treatments for schizophrenia, according to a study published Sunday. ...
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	Obesity more dangerous than terrorism: experts World governments focus too much on fighting terrorism while obesity and other "lifestyle diseases" are killing millions more people, an international conference heard Monday. Overcoming deadly factors such as ...
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	Experimental anti-HIV gel safe, tolerable for women: study The quest to develop a vaginal gel to prevent HIV infection took a step forward Monday when researchers announced that one such gel is safe for women to use on ...
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	Anger slows healing process after injury: study The adage that laughter is the best medicine has been backed by an unusual investigation which says that people who seethe with anger take longer to recover from injury. ...
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