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Fish Pedicures Deemed Dangerous; M.A.C's Newest Makeup Line Lands - New York Magazine
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 New York Magazine | Fish Pedicures Deemed Dangerous; M.A.C's Newest Makeup Line Lands New York Magazine [The Independent] • The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention published a report last week stating that fish pedicures — which use "doctor fish" or tiny, toothless carp to eat dead skin — could lead to infection due to bacteria associated ... |
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'There's something fishy about this pedi' - Independent Online
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 Independent Online | 'There's something fishy about this pedi' Independent Online By Daneel Knoetze Toothless kangal, or "doctor" fish, nibble at the dead skin of a customer's feet at Malaysia's first fish spa. The National Council of SPCAs has called on Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi to investigate the latest pedicure craze in ... |
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CDC: Pedicure fish may harbor harmful bacteria - Bend Bulletin
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 Science 2.0 | CDC: Pedicure fish may harbor harmful bacteria Bend Bulletin By Meghann Myers / Medill News Service Back in 2008, a new pedicure trend swept the nation: tiny fish eating the dead skin off customers' feet. Now the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warns that the so-called “doctor fish” may carry bacteria ... 'Pedicure Fish' May Harbor Pathogens for Zoonotic Disease Garra Rufa Fish Pedicures - Complementary Medicine Quackery For Your Toes Fish nail jobs – pedicures -- could spread bad bacteria |
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Pedicure fish may harbor harmful bacteria, CDC says - Medical Xpress
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Pedicure fish may harbor harmful bacteria, CDC says Medical Xpress Back in 2008, a new pedicure trend swept the nation: tiny fish eating the dead skin off customers' feet. Now the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warns that the so-called "doctor fish" may carry bacteria that could cause serious infections. |
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NSPCA wants fish pedicure claims investigated - Health24.com
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NSPCA wants fish pedicure claims investigated Health24.com The NSPCA's special projects unit sent a letter to Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi and all provincial MECs on Thursday about the use of Garra Rufa or "doctor" fish in health spas. "The issue of utilising fish at spas to 'nibble' the feet of clients ... |
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Fish Pedicures Could Cause Serious Bacterial Infections, Warns CDC - Ecouterre (blog)
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 Ecouterre (blog) | Fish Pedicures Could Cause Serious Bacterial Infections, Warns CDC Ecouterre (blog) Native to Southeast Asia, the so-called “doctor fish” soared in popularity in 2008, when salons across the nation began offering them as an alternative to razors for scraping away calluses. The ick factor was one thing, but public-health officials also ... Fish pedicures can cause bacterial infections |
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Bass make their move on Louisiana's Tchefuncte River - Alexandria Town Talk
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Bass make their move on Louisiana's Tchefuncte River Alexandria Town Talk Bruhl, like most of the Bruhls living in the Covington area, played football, and his doctor visit was to help ease an old football injury. "The early spring is the time to be on this river," Bruhl said. "We're going to catch fish (bass) today and ... |
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Diagnosing food allergies not easy - Daytona Beach News-Journal
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Diagnosing food allergies not easy Daytona Beach News-Journal By Dr. YONG TSAI, MANAGING PAIN A food allergy occurs when a person with a particular genetic predisposition produces specific immunoglobulin E (an allergy antibody). When those antibodies react with a certain food, histamine and other chemicals are ... |
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The Bottom Line: Even Fish Need Yearly Checkups - Huffington Post (blog)
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The Bottom Line: Even Fish Need Yearly Checkups Huffington Post (blog) Every year, millions of Americans visit their doctors as a proactive measure to stay healthy, identify any underlying conditions, and check for common problems -- all in an effort to promote long-term health. What makes sense for us is equally ... |
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Backyard chef in River Edge survives brush with death - NorthJersey.com
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Backyard chef in River Edge survives brush with death NorthJersey.com DeStefan, 54, told the surgeon he hadn't swallowed a nail or a fish hook or a paper clip — all items that Kaul asked him about. He didn't know what it was, and neither did the doctor. Whatever it was, it had to come out. So Kaul performed emergency ... |
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