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WINK investigation looks into safety of teen diet pills
Teens looking to lose weight try dieting, counting calories, and exercising. But when that fails, one local company hopes to help. However, not everyone is on board with their solution.
Teen To Host Mock Photo Shoot Outside Seventeen Magazine, Demanding Un-Photoshopped Spreads
A 14-year-old girl is currently battling an age-old problem : photo manipulation. Julia Bluhm has petitioned for Seventeen magazine to "commit to printing one unaltered—real—photo spread per month," noting that "girls want to be accepted, appreciated and liked. And when they don't fit the criteria, some girls like to fix themselves. This can lead to eating disorders, dieting, depression and low ...
Teen girls take on Seventeen over altered images
The girl crusaders held up signs in the drizzling rain with messages for Seventeen magazine: "Teen Girls Against Photoshop!" and "The Magazine's for Me? Make it Look Like Me!!"
Teen hopes others learn from her anorexia
Chantel Casey is happy now with who she sees in the mirror. But getting comfortable with that image again has been a struggle — one the Grade 8 Sauble Beach student wants to help others avoid.[...]
Pumping Iron: Body Building Competition Showcases Health, Fitness
WASHINGTON--Months of dieting, running, and lifting weights paid off for several athletes Saturday.
Waterville teen presses Seventeen Magazine to change its ways
Julia Bluhm wrote the petition that went online at Change.org on April 19, and it garnered more than 7,000 signatures by Monday.
Teens Petition For 'Seventeen' To Feature Monthly Unaltered Photo Spread
Photoshopped 'Seventeen' Magazine covers.Photo: Via 'Seventeen' Magazine's Facebook Teen girls across the U.S. are making their voices heard! A petition spearheaded by 14-year-old Julia Bluhm is asking Seventeen Magazine to "commit to printing one unaltered -- real -- photo spread per month. I want to see regular girls that look like me in a magazine [...]
Activist teen from Waterville targets magazine about images of young women
A 14-year-old girl from Waterville has convinced more than 7,000 people to sign her online petition aimed at convincing Seventeen Magazine to do more to promote positive body images among its readers.
Girl crusaders led by 14-year-old ballet dancer ask Seventeen magazine to try unaltered photos
NEW YORK — The girl crusaders held up signs in the drizzling rain with messages for Seventeen magazine: “Teen Girls Against Photoshop!” and “The Magazine’s for Me? Make it Look Like Me!!”
Waterville teenager meets with top magazine editor
NEW YORK -- The girl crusaders held up signs in the drizzling rain with messages for Seventeen magazine: "Teen Girls Against Photoshop!" and "The Magazine's for Me? Make it Look Like Me!!"
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