Archives for August 9, 2016

The age-defying injection was approved by the FDA in 2002 on the grounds that its muscle-freezing chemicals would not move from the injection site. But new tests have shown it can venture elsewhere.

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A campus watchdog group called Canary Mission has branded the University of Tennessee (UTK) a ‘cesspool’ of anti-Semitism and racism.

Eerie photos reveal the derelict sites of the past Olympic games including Sarajevo’s decomposed ski jump, Athens murky swimming pools and Germany’s abandoned athlete’s village.

Rafaela Silva won the biggest match of her life on home soil by defeating Mongalia’s Dorjsürengiin Sumiya in the 57-kilogram division in women’s judo to claim Brazil’s first gold medal at the Rio Olympics.

The feat is made all the more amazing by the fact that Oksana Chusovitina (pictured) has a 17-year-old son – the same age of many of the girls she competing against at the Rio Olympics.

Sam Carr, lecturer in psychology from the University of Swansea, reveals the secret to a healthy appearance isn’t as simple as eating more fruit and vegetables.

The latest Public Health England guidance says there is no strong evidence that flossing makes any difference to oral hygiene compared with brushing with toothpaste.