Advertising masquerading as news

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http://www.miamiherald.com/366/story/50806.html I don't know about you . . . but when I see the "news" articles like this that are nothing more than blatant advertising, my blood boils. Even the "consumer information" offered at the end of the article is a pro-implant website. They should be charged with fraud! . . . and as participants in crimes against women and children. Rogene

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I thought it was funny that at the end of the article that it said about 40 percent of women said they wished they had researched it more.........that is because they would not have gotten them. Another doctor saying only 1 in 12 years asked for xplant. That is a blatent lie unless that doctor is an awful surgeon PS's are backed up with surgeries for boobs and to have them out due to illness, so.........just a big pack of lies.........Karma..........will not be their friend..... AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at AOL.com.