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A recent visit to Toronto's Glow medi-spa, run by Dr. Diane Wong, MD, not only opened my eyes to the incredible advances being made in technology, but also worried me when I learned about the lack of regulations surrounding some of these procedures.

File this story under “Vile,” with a capital “Creepy.” And then be sure to forward it to all your friends (I know I did!) Toddlers and Tiara’s supersize moms and dads, with their “flippers” and their portable fake tanning stations, have nothing on this San Francisco-based mother.

Contrave may increase blood pressure; The New York Times' best cookbooks list; Botox may lead to muscle loss; British women closing the pay gap; and the Canadian housing market is finally stabilizing.

Yes, Robert Pattison is cute, and yes, we're all for the academic analysis of fine works of literature, but is an entire university course in "Twilightology" really necessary? California State University says yes. They're offering a Twilight-themed course as part of their Women's Studies program. We're sure that some feminists may be recoiling (justifiably) at the idea of a women's studies department devoting an entire class to the dissection of Edward Cullen's non-sex life, but we think the fandom and hysteria that has surrounded the books and films may warrant academic scrutiny, and the students at California State agree – when the class started there was only one spot left.

In a perverse twist, Botox has become a no-no in Hollywood