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 Botox doctor scandalizes Nicole KidmanCategory: Cinema & TV - Posted by: KingM on Mar 14th, 2008Dr. Martin Braun, a Canadian Botox medical professional, claimed that Nicole Kidman used Botox extensively. He might get sued for his remarks because Nicole had always maintained that her looks were natural. He claimed that Nicole used Botox so much ...that her face looked like a bat face. That gave the cosmetic medicine industry a bad name. |
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 Kate Walsh Promotes “Private Practice”Category: Cinema & TV - Posted by: rapvirus on Feb 28th, 2008Kate Walsh has been enjoying her time hanging out in Sydney since arriving at the Quay Grand Hotel on Wednesday morning (February 27). Accompanied by hubby Alex Young, the Private Practice babe is Down Under to promote her show, along with her new m...ovie, One Way to Valhalla. Meanwhile, it was recently announced that “Kate won’t be performing in Good Medicine, a musical benefit at UCLA’s Royce Hall on Friday to benefit crew members who were affected by the strike.” |
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 Beauty with FOUR kidneysCategory: Other - Posted by: KingM on Feb 19th, 2008Laura Moon’s doctors did an ultrasound scan on her and got the shocks of their lives. Laura, 18, had 4 kidneys. She is from Leeds, UK. This is a rare condition. A human having 3 kidneys is a common occurrence. Laura’s 4 kidneys were all working p...erfectly. Laura discovered that she had a spare set of kidneys after undergoing tests. She pledged to donate her extra kidneys to help those in need of the organs. She has an aunt, who has a third kidney. However, her aunt was not related to her by blood so there was no genetics at work there. |
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 7 signs of serious illness in babiesCategory: Other - Posted by: KingM on Jan 12th, 2008Medical experts have compiled a checklist of seven signs that mothers and healthcare workers can use to identify severe illnesses in newborn infants requiring urgent treatment in hospital. Around 4 million babies around the world die each year before... they are a month old, and three-quarters of them die in the first week of life — mainly from bacterial infections, birth complications and prematurity. In an article published in the Lancet, the researchers said the list can help identify serious illnesses in infants under two months and bridge a gap in a previous checklist that did not cover infants in their first week of life. |
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 High testosterone appears to keep men aliveCategory: Other - Posted by: KingM on Dec 28th, 2007Higher naturally occurring levels of the male hormone testosterone appear to protect men from fatal heart attacks or strokes and death from all manner of causes, researchers in Britain said on Monday. But the researchers cautioned men not to begin te...stosterone supplementation based on the results of this 10-year study, saying the benefits and risks are unclear. The role of testosterone in men's health is controversial, with the relationship between men's natural testosterone levels and overall health not well understood, according to the researchers. But this study led by Dr. Kay-Tee Khaw, a professor of clinical gerontology at the University of Cambridge School of Clinical Medicine in Britain, found strong benefits in men with higher natural levels of the hormone. Men in the upper 25 percent of natural testosterone levels had a 41 percent lower risk of dying from heart attack, stroke and other cardiovascular conditions, cancer and all other causes, compared to men with the lowest levels, the researchers found. |
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