A caregiver at a nursing home has been fired after using a hair removal cream on the genitals of 14 elderly residents. It is believed the employee thought she would be helping the geriatrics to maintain better personal hygiene.
A British government-backed course is encouraging pupils under 16 to experiment with oral sex, as part of a drive to cut rates of teenage pregnancy. Some family groups believe the course is having the reverse effect by exciting the sexual interest of children. Training for teachers includes how to handle detailed questions about oral and anal sex.
India’s human rights panel is angered over reports that Uttar Pradesh, the country’s most populous state, was using bicycle pumps to sterilise women seeking birth control. In addition, the panel notes that the same syringe is getting used for over 50 patients.
An Indonesian mother claims that a genie circumcised her 10-month-old son while she was cooking breakfast Wednesday. The family consulted a local paranormal who confirmed their suspicions that indeed, the circumcision was the work of a genie.
A Beaverton, Oregon, man who filmed a spot for a suicide prevention group was found dead in his home Sunday after apparently hanging himself. The man became active in suicide prevention after losing four close friends to suicide.
A medical tribunal in Britain has learned an orthopaedic surgeon was asked to use a dessert spoon instead of a proper surgical instrument during hip replacement operations. Derriford Hospital in Plymouth is also accused of providing substandard care in order to keep the waiting list for patients down.
A gunman smeared his face with chocolate pudding, then climbed through a drive-through window and robbed a Wienerschnitzel restaurant. A police spokesman cautioned the public to report anyone with a pudding-smeared face to the police for investigation.
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