Plastic Surgery News
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Elba Esther Gordillo, a former Institutional Revolutionary Party leader who has headed Mexico’s biggest teaching union for more than two decades, was arrested and charged with using workers’ funds to pay for personal expenses from a private plane to plastic surgery.
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The coolest concerts in London are currently being staged by Kraftwerk, a veteran German band named after a power station -- performing in an old power station.
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A face lift can make a person look seven years younger, according to a study that asked volunteers to guess the ages of patients who had cosmetic surgery.
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Adriana Pires, a human resources manager in Rio de Janeiro, had a pleasant surprise when she prepared her income taxes: the 8,000 reais ($4,575) she paid for breast implants and liposuction are tax-deductible.
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Phyllis Diller, the frumpy comedienne whose jokes lampooning domestic life with her fictitious husband “Fang” laid the groundwork for a generation of female comedians, has died. She was 95.
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July 17 (Bloomberg) -- On today's "Weird Wall Street," Adam Johnson, Matt Miller, and Alix Steel discuss the high price of plastic surgery, built-in espresso machines, and feline mayors. They speak on Bloomberg Television's "Street Smart." (Source: Bloomberg)
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As the Chinese labor market becomes more competitive increasing amounts of jobless are turning to plastic surgery to boost their employment chances.
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Plastic surgery organizations have drawn criticism from U.S. regulators by trying to downplay the risk of cancer with breast implants, a consumer group said.
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Could one of the most powerful figures in Brazil’s ruling Workers' Party go to jail?
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When British field hockey goalkeeper Abi Walker isn’t trying to stop balls smashed at speeds up to 70 miles an hour, she’s busy as a surgeon on the operating table. She sees similarities between the two skills.
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