In the battle of the Feline Lookalikes, this point goes to Viv. Better luck next time, Jocey.
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The tennis world has lost two of its brightest upcoming stars.
Someone managed to snap a picture of Michael Jackson's ear, which has been badly mangled over the years so that plastic surgeons could use the tissue and cartilage to rebuild his nose. On the left is the ear as it is today, on the right is his ear before it was chopped up for the plastic surgery on his nose. As you can see, there isn't much left of it anymore.
Science Buzz Connie Culp, a woman who nearly died after being shot in the face with a shotgun five years ago, showed off her new face today. It was transplanted from a dead woman, and is the country's first successful face transplant. So, what's she have to say? “Here I am, five years later…I got me my nose.”
Just because it's Saturday night doesn't mean you have something better to do than watch Dr. Gunther von Hagens dissect a man and woman's reproduction system. So very NSFW, unless of course you work with Dr. Gunter von Hagens. Update: Hagens, No! “This video has been removed due to terms of use violation.”
Created by artist and DIY-er Becky Stern, this cozy stuffed femur is based off of pictures from her recent knee surgery. Nothing like cuddling with your own anatomically accurate femur.
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Some surgeons doing an advanced robotic surgery decided to Tweet it in real time so other doctors and medical students could follow along and learn. Who doesn't want this showing up in their Twitter feed? “There is bleeding from the base of the tumor, but it is being adequately controlled.”
At 2.5 pounds and 17 centimeters wide, this Hungarian man's was ::sigh:: surgically removed. Still, if you have a penis, this image might make you faint.
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Golf great Seve Ballesteros has been fighting a Oligoastrocytoma brain tumor for weeks, trying to treat it in time to save his life.
Science Buzz Gastric bypass surgery can cure obesity, type 2 diabetes, sleep apnea, and reduce the risk of cancer. A recent report by 60 minutes is drawing attention to the benefits of gastric bypass surgery. The operation can reduce your risk of diabetes, heart disease, and cancer. Now you have an excuse other than vanity for getting your stomach stapled. You will also save money on donuts, egg rolls, and other tempting fried foods.
Celebrity Buzz The actress and comedian claims that being single has forced her to go under the knife for “vaginal rejuvenation.” We were considering foregoing carbs for a few weeks to lose some weight before beach weather, but now we’ve got the perfect diet: imagining Roseanne Barr’s vaginal rejuvenation.
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