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'Can't Hide it Forever': The Model who Became a Meme

A Taiwanese model who was featured in an ad for a plastic surgery is warning to file a law suit against the clinic and advertising agency, after the ad became a popular internet meme. She told the BBC's Cindy Sui in Taipei how she assumes losing control of her own image destroyed her life.

By Denise Valerie Uychiat

Wanderlust Benefits: Studies Reveal That Travelling Keeps Both the Heart and the Brain Healthy

Wanderlusters would be thrilled upon finding out that travelling is good for the health. Travellers would be thrilled upon finding out that traveling is actually good for the health.
Is Workplace Stress Taking 33 Years out of Your Life?

On average, people in certain parts of the country live 33 years longer than those in other parts. Stress in relation to race, educational level and gender are found to signify a gap in the life expectancy range among people.
Google Update: Chrome OS Will Be Merged with Android

Google is becoming unstoppable when it comes to developing new technology. Reports are now spreading about its plan to merge its two operating systems. Soon, Google's two operating systems will soon be one as Chrome operating system will be merged with Android.
Change Yourself: The Best Way to Change Your Environment:

Guy Spier, the author of The Education of a Value Investor: My Transformative Quest for Wealth, Wisdom, and Enlightenment, gave a simpler yet powerful answer to this query: Change yourself.
Contraceptive Pill Causes Heart Attack to a Woman of 23

Because of contraceptive pill use, doctors found that Sarah Brison had clots in the blood vessels leading to her heart.
Study: Low Fat Diets Not Effective as Any Other Diet Plans

In the ultimate effort to optimize health, health diets have been created and modified time and again. The most popular are the low-fat diets which are promoted as the most effective way to lose weight. However a recent study reveals that these low-fat diets are no more effective than other types of diets.
Melanoma Drug Approved By FDA For Expanded Use

The FDA has approved a viral drug therapy for cancer that is highly effective in destorying cancer cell in patients suffering melanoma cancer.
Study Finds Face-Lifts Don’t Really Boost Self-Esteem

In the study, the researchers observe what 50 patients, mostly women, said about their sense of self-esteem, both immediately before having a plastic surgery and six months later.
Are You Eating Breakfast the Wrong Way? Skip the Carb-heavy and Go Protein-rich

While having breakfast is key to maximising the body's capacity and ensuring healthy body functions, the choices made to compose this meal are just as important.
Mars Calls for Food Safety Collaboration with Its New Global Food Safety Center

The new Mars Global Food Safety Center is the hub for collaboration to ensure food quality around the world.
Know More About Exercise Overdose

Researchers and writers claim that running multiple marathons and competing in triathlons can be bad for your health. This raises your chances of having heart attack, stroke and even cancer.
The Walking Dead Norman Reedus Stars in Motorcycle AMC TV Series RIDE

The Walking Dead's Daryl Dixon played by Norman Reedus on screen will be riding his motorcycle to another television series aptly called "Ride with Norman Reedus" on AMC in 2016.
Waste Food in America: What to Do to Prevent it

Dana Gunders, a staff scientist mastering in food and agriculture at the Natural Resources Defense Council wrote a new book Waste-Free Kitchen Handbook which provides a number of suggestions to food buyers regarding food waste management. Gunder gave one suggestion on how to prevent wasting of food.
Why Halloween and Horror Films are a Billion-Dollar Industry

With a gross earning of $8billion worldwide just from 1995 onward, the genre that provides a venue for controlled fear shares an attraction with extreme sports and activities