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Hormesis and Longevity: When a Little Bit of What’s Bad for You Is Good for You

Hormesis is a deceptively simple but counterintuitive concept that has broad implications in longevity. The cliché that “a little bit of that which does not kill us makes us stronger” actually has some scientific basis; the right amount of stress...

5 Paradoxes in Longevity

When is too much of a good thing bad for you? A common instinct is to believe that doing more of a good thing, whether exercise, vitamin supplements, or even something as simple as red light therapy will be...

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Plastic Surgery & Wellness

Seven tummy tuck variations: How to know what’s best for you

Several variations on tummy tucks (abdominoplasty) allow the procedure to be customized to the patient’s needs. These include a full (standard) tummy tuck, full tummy tuck with T-closure, extended tummy tuck, reverse tummy tuck, mini tummy tuck, and mini...

Is plastic surgery art or science? Dr. Baxter interviewed on the Plastic Surgery Channel

https://youtu.be/aexRFQ-izmEPlastic surgeons need to have an artistic sense of proportion and beauty. They also need to have technical skills and grounding in science. So are plastic surgeons artists or scientists? Both!

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