Well headed: Singer Melissa Etheridge considers cancer a gift because it changed her life for the better

Article Abstract:

Rock singer Melissa Etheridge explains how she overcame her fear after being detected with breast cancer and feels that it has changed her life for better. She has never been silent about the controversial details of her life, her childhood abuse, her lesbianism and her use of a sperm donor for her kids and hence she decided to go along with the entire treatment and continuing to sing, realizing that life is finite, and the human body will someday be destroyed.

Health aspects, Practice, Rock singers, Etheridge, Melissa

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The fact on facial fillers

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The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery in New York City estimates that fillers such as collagen, fat and hyaluronic acid have increased by 113 percent from 2003 to 2004. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved and non-approved substances are presented with complete information on what they are, the time they last, their track record, the biggest risk and their cost.

Care and treatment, United States. Food and Drug Administration, Facial bones

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Listening to my gut: When exercise and eating right fail to flatten a bulging belly, surgery sometimes seems like the only alternative

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Cosmetic surgery is one way that helps when other alternatives of dieting and exercising fail while trying to have a flat stomach. A woman describes her experience of considering all these options and then finally understanding that the after-effects of all these procedures was a cause of concern and hence she accepted her body for the way it is.

Management, Weight loss, Company business management

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