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12/03/2015

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Grace, 58, who undergoes the vaginal rejuvenation procedure during the show, reveals whether she’s satisfied with the results.

12/03/2015

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Supermodel Christie Brinkley talks about how to stay looking young while promoting her new book, Timeless Beauty.

12/02/2015

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It can be frustrating to feel like you are logging hours in the gym without seeing the efforts manifest on your body. What gives? You may be doing it wrong, says fitness trainer and healthy chef Katy Clark, a former contestant on Food Network Star. She

12/02/2015

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12/02/2015

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12/02/2015

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Can Botox be used as a preventative for wrinkles? We visit a skin clinic and speak to a dermatologist and a plastic surgeon to find out whether early use of Botox can slow the signs of ageing.

12/01/2015

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A pair of surgeons at Littleton Adventist Hospital is offering a way to shorten the agony of a breast cancer diagnosis.

12/01/2015

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12/01/2015

There seems to be no end to our battle against obesity. According to the latest study, U.S. already got the top spot for the fattest country in the world. Health care experts believe that snacking on fast food is like smoking ci******es. Both of them are perilous to your health. They even emphasized that addictive substances are added to fast food which tend to make people choose these foods over the healthy ones. Read more here:

Obesity rates are climbing globally, with the U.S. now being the fattest country, with one-third of all people obese. This is not a matter of opinion about

12/01/2015

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Being overweight or obese in early and mid-adulthood has been linked to greater risk of sudden cardiac death in a new study, emphasizing the need to maintain a healthy weight.