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This 21-Year-Old Is The Youngest Person To Receive A Full Face Transplant Katie Stubblefield, 21, has become the youngest person to ever get a successful full face transplant, according to National Geographic. In 2014, Stubblefield lost most of her face. After over a dozen surgeries to reconstruct her face, Stubblefield received her full face transplant last May by surgeons  at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio . National Geographic is featuring Stubblefield’s story in the  September issue of the magazine titled:  The Story of a Face . Additionally, they are sharing the miraculous story  with a full-length documentary. Stubblefield experienced severe damage to her face in 2014 after she attempted suicide. Her family relocated from Florida to Mississippi when she was a senior. She had also suffered from health problems, including having her gallbladder removed and her appendix taken out. She had gone through a painful breakup, and her mother had been laid off from her job. Al

Daycare provider who hanged toddler in her basement sentenced to probation Nataliia Karia, center, with her lawyers Brock Hunter, right, and Ryan Else, reacts during her sentencing hearing in Hennepin County District Court in Minneapolis, Monday, July 16. Karia, a Minneapolis day care owner, was sentenced to 10 years of probation for trying to kill a toddler in her home by hanging him from a noose. Leila Navidi, AP MINNEAPOLIS — A former day care provider convicted of hanging a toddler has been sentenced to probation. Nataliia Karia received 10 years probation on Monday for hanging a toddler in her daycare and running over two men with her minivan, before attempting suicide. She had faced 13 years in prison. All of the victims of the November 2016 incident survived their injuries. Through an interpreter, Karia asked for forgiveness. "I apologize and I don't know if you will be able to forgive me. I have no excuse for what I did," she said. Ju

New Study Claims Men Have Better Sex With Emotionally Unstable Women According to a new study,   men apparently have   better sex   with women who are emotionally unstable.   Additionally, women have better sex with men who are “less agreeable” and pay attention to small details. The study was published in   the   Journal of Sex Research   and used volunteers that have been in a relationship for an average of 24 years.   The average age of participants was 51-years-old. Lead researcher Julia Velten and her peers interviewed each volunteer–asking questions   about their sex lives , personalities, and sexual function.   It is the first time that researchers went in depth to study how personality traits correlated to sexual pleasure. The study found that  “men whose partners had less emotional stability reported better sexual function” while “lower agreeableness of a sexual partner was predictive of better sexual function in women.” Additionally, they found that “men who