Scars, like diamonds, are forever. Right? That is not necessarily true. Made of silicone, scar tape touts that it can be placed over a wound to minimize scarring and accelerate the healing process.

Having fought nine times in the promotion, Nunes was once riding a four-fight win streak that was derailed by Tatiana Suarez. Following a second consecutive loss to Mackenzie Dern later on down ...

Suarez played his way into the free-agent pool in many leagues over the first three months of last season (.196/29/6/32/2 over 276 at-bats). Over this stretch, he whiffed 29.2% of the time.

Princess Tatiana has told followers that she is rediscovering herself after losing a ‘layer of identity’ when she divorced Prince Nikolaos of Greece last year. The former Greek royal posted a deeply ...

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When Nina Cristinacce was diagnosed with cancer, her life was turned on its ... Cristinacce wanted to get a tattoo to hide some of the scars she'd gained after her surgery. "A logical thought ...

We are a world-leading cancer research institute, a charity, and a member institution of the University of London. Public donations and clinical partnerships are helping us to make the discoveries ...

Tatiana Andia, 44, has decided to write and talk about the decline of her life. She was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive lung cancer; that is, terminal. She had to face reality: the end is near.

Suarez, a native of Mexico, expressed his excitement about showcasing his homeland to his fellow racers. Pockrass further explained the reason behind the concerns: “Rumors of Mexico race not happening ...

The NASCAR world is buzzing with whispers of potential change. According to rumors, NASCAR’s Mexico City Race Weekend might be facing the axe, despite the organization’s longstanding plans of ...

IN TODAY'S AFL Daily, star journalists Damian Barrett and Josh Gabelich join all the dots on football's big issues.