Jolie, Pitt Sell Baby Shiloh's Pictures for Millions
AXcess News, NV -
I wonder if Jolie and Pitt sent pictures of Shiloh to Brad's ex-wife?� Nah!� Jennifer Aniston's supposedly hopping in and out of the sack with co-star Vince Vaughn from the recently released film "The Break-Up", which Aniston started filming while she was going through her divorce from Pitt.� About the same time Pitt and Jolie were working on making their new baby girl Shiloh!� Hey! in Hollywood it's all about the timing right?� Or was that in bad taste?� Gossip, about movie stars?� Nah!!
2006-06-19
Study finds ways to improve detection of blood clots in the lung
News-Medical.net, Australia -
The Prospective Investigation of Pulmonary Embolism Diagnosis (PIOPED) II is the largest study ever conducted to assess the role of contrast-enhanced multidetector computed tomographic (CT) angiography for diagnosing pulmonary embolism. In the June 1, 2006, issue of the New England Journal of Medicine, PIOPED researchers from eight clinical centers report that chest CT angiography alone detects suspected pulmonary embolism in only 83 percent of patients; in contrast, combined results of the chest CT angiogram and the leg CT scan detect clots in 90 percent of patients. The researchers recommend that physicians consider additional test results before ruling out pulmonary embolism in patients whose scan does not detect clots but whose clinical assessment suggests a high likelihood of pulmonary embolism.
2006-06-18
Self-perception causes dieting dilemma
University of South Alabama News, AL -
Well, I can say this with utmost certainty: what I see in the mirror is not imagined! I'm not arguing that we all have BDD because we want to change something about our appearance (Not all of us go on a liquid diet for months on end.), but is it a "defect"? Is this preoccupation with appearance possibly a physical manifestation of a deep-rooted emotional issue?
2006-06-16
Focus: The school bully is moving into cyberspace. This girl was
The Sunday Times, UK -
Dig beneath the surface, however, and a darker picture of cyber-bullying emerges, with some of Britain’s most prestigious public schools leading the way. At Tonbridge school in Kent, bullies have taken to setting up fake home pages in their victims’ names in a bid to humiliate them publicly. One accuses a boy, whose name and photograph appear on the page, of incest and bestiality.
2006-06-15
Self-perception causes dieting dilemma
University of South Alabama News, AL -
Well, I can say this with utmost certainty: what I see in the mirror is not imagined! I'm not arguing that we all have BDD because we want to change something about our appearance (Not all of us go on a liquid diet for months on end.), but is it a "defect"? Is this preoccupation with appearance possibly a physical manifestation of a deep-rooted emotional issue?
2006-06-14
Take action to prevent 'growing' problem
NewsBlaze, CA -
On Jan. 1, 2004, then Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. John Jumper implemented the Fit to Fight Program. This program is not just designed to pass an annual physical fitness test, but to change the culture of the Air Force and make fitness part of an Airman's lifestyle. Since implementation, commanders and senior NCOs, who play a key role in enforcing the new fitness standards and embracing this change in culture, have overseen an approximate 80-percent pass rate compared to 69 percent before implementation Air Force-wide.
2006-06-13
Diet After Diet, And Finally She's Shed That Other Person
Hartford Courant, United States -
Five years ago, when she had given up ever trying to lose the weight for good, she rejoined Weight Watchers. She went from a size 6X to a size 6 in two years and has maintained her new weight for almost three years. She now is a Weight Watchers leader and a cover girl: Her before-and-after photos are on the cover of the July issue of Prevention magazine, which will be on sale by mid-June, and the magazine carries an inside feature on her success.
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4. Head of the class
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5. The stigmatization of obesity
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