SCOTTSDALE, AZ–Dr. Carlos Mata, aka , is debuting the latest advancements in cosmetic procedures at . Dr. Mata, who is the pioneer of the Scottsdale Skinny®, Magic Shot®, and Gladiator®, recently completed renovations of his nationally known clinic, which now boasts ultra-comfortable treatment chairs as well as high-tech surgical equipment for its patients.
For over 17 years, Dr. Mata has been one of the top plastic surgeons in Scottsdale and Phoenix, Arizona. Trained at the University of Texas Medical Branch, St. Joseph Medical Center, MD Anderson Cancer Center, and Harvard’s Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Dr. Mata has performed more than 20,000 surgical procedures. His efforts to introduce compassionate care and excellent service into the cosmetic …
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The combination of coffee and manga results in a fascinating synergy in a universe where imagination has no limits. This article looks into the fascinating world of “coffee manga,” discussing why the combination of art and coffee has captured the attention of fans all across the globe.
Origins and Evolution Coffee Manga
The origins of coffee manga may be traced back to the busy streets of Japan, where coffee and manga are staples of daily life.
Brewed to Perfection: The Creative Process Coffee Manga
Like the technique of preparing the ideal cup of coffee, the process of creating a coffee manga requires careful forethought and creative dexterity.
Old Monk Rum is one of the most renowned alcoholic beverages in history. This cherished alcoholic drink has a long and storied history, not to mention devoted fans all around the world. This article will dig into the history of Old Monk Rum, its manufacture, its distinctive qualities, and the cultural influence it has had over the years.
The Origins of Old Monk Rum
A Taste of History: The Birth of Old Monk
In 1954, the well-known Indian brewing business Mohan Meakin Ltd. introduced Old Monk Rum to the country. The bottle has a photograph of Swami Dharmananda Saraswati, a revered Indian monk who lived in the 17th century. A large part of the brand’s lasting success in India can be attributed to the spiritual si…
Taylor Lautner, an American actor, voice actor, model, and martial artist, has carved out a notable niche in Hollywood. Best known for his role as Jacob Black in the “Twilight” film franchise, Lautner’s journey to fame and his amassed wealth of $40 million is a testament to his talent and perseverance. This article delves into the various facets of his career, the significant roles he has played, and how these have contributed to his impressive net worth.
Early Beginnings and Breakthrough Roles
Taylor Daniel Lautner was born on February 11, 1992, in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Raised in a Catholic household alongside his younger sister, Lautner’s interest in acting emerged at an early age. His journey began in the late 1990s, tr…
The Milky Way XYZ is far more than just a stunning array of stars scattered across the night sky. It is a vast, intricate system that represents the heart of our cosmic home, offering a deep and humbling insight into the universe. Each discovery made within this galaxy not only expands our scientific understanding but also enriches the human experience, inviting us to ponder our place in the grand cosmic landscape.
As technology advances, so too does our ability to explore and understand the Milky Way XYZ. Despite our progress, we have barely scratched the surface of its mysteries. The secrets it holds inspire an unending cycle of curiosity and inquiry, driving scientific endeavors forward. But beyond the accumulation of knowledge, the study of the Milky Way XYZ fosters a connecti…
Interview with Pedro Cahn, outgoing president of Int’l AIDS Society* – Tierramérica
BUENOS AIRES, Aug 6 2008 (IPS) – A greater commitment to universal access to anti-HIV therapies and to the defence of health workers in impoverished countries are two achievements noted by Argentine physician Pedro Cahn as president of the scientific society that organised the XVII International AIDS Conference.
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Daniela Estrada
SANTIAGO, Jun 29 2009 (IPS) – As a woman of childbearing age, I pay more than double what a man my age pays for the same health plan, 27-year-old Carolina Leyton told IPS.
Women waiting for treatment at a health centre. Credit: Daniela Estrada/IPS
Leyton is a subscriber of one of Chile s private healthcare providers, known as ISAPREs (Instituciones de Salud Previsional), which set different premiums depending on the risk associated with the beneficiary.
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Marcela Valente
BUENOS AIRES, Feb 18 2011 (IPS) – One of the potential impacts of climate change that arouses most concern is an increase in diseases transmitted by tropical insects, like Chagas disease, Argentina s main endemic illness.
However, while they are aware of shifting climate zones, experts consider the biggest threat of expansion of Chagas disease to arise not from global warming, but from inadequate control of its transmission vectors (insect carriers), which have already been eliminated in Brazil, Chile and Uruguay.
Vectors capable of transmitting the disease are present in 19 of Argentina s 24 provinces, epidemiologist Sergio Sosa-Estani, head of the vector-borne disease unit at the Health Ministry, told IPS. In some areas, the vectors are under contro…
Aline Cunico
UNITED NATIONS, Apr 14 2011 (IPS) – According to a special series in the medical journal The Lancet presented in New York Wednesday at the U.N. children s agency UNICEF, over 2.6 million stillbirths occur worldwide annually, affecting mostly African and Asian women who lack proper access to health care and facilities.
We need to be more aware, Dr. Ruth Fretts, a stillbirth expert and assistant professor at Harvard Medical School, told IPS. We need to review all stillbirths systematically so that we can develop strategies for prevention. Stillbirths are a great burden to women, and are life- changing events.
Fretts added that lack of awareness and health access, affecting mostly pregnant women in developing countries, hamper attempts to reduce stillbirth…
The UN will be commemorating World Water Day on Monday March 22.
In northern Ghana some 50% of people lack access to safe drinking water. Credit: UNDP Ghana
EAST SUSSEX, UK, Mar 20 2021 (IPS) – In the midst of a global pandemic, when the presence of water in our lives has never seemed more important, its future availability has also never been more uncertain.
Water scarcity is now such a threat that it is even possible to trade in ‘water futures’ joining commodities like gold and oil on Wall Street, with traders .
So, while farmers and pastoralists struggle to know when the next rainfall will come, and women and children walk for hours to collect wate…