It must be the slimmest image ever of Kate Middleton as her picture graced the cover of the May issue of the British fashion magazine Grazia. And the Duchess of Cambridge may never look so thin again for the simple reason that her photo had been doctored. Full story

The estimation of how much women stump up for diets and slimming aids trying to get their shape right comes up to £25,233 ($40,000) during the lifetime, researchers say. Full story

The concerns about healthy diet are growing as the mankind packs on more pounds. Worldwide obesity plague drives scientists to seek out new ways to fight excessive weight. The scientists in their crusade against obesity encountered many eye-opening experiences. For example, Shropshire doctors revealed why almost all people had been neat and healthy long time ago. Full story

Now we know why tall and slim women look the most appealing to men. It's all about geometry. The fact was discovered by psychologists from the University of Stockholm when they were studying the human perception of different geometrical figures. As a rule, tall women have straight shoulders and small waist, which makes their figure look like a square. The square, in its turn, is known to "call the tune" among geometrical figures, sitting at the top of their hierarchy. Compliance with this form earns its owner a status and image, arousing respect and admiration. Full story