Rebecca Romijn and Jerry O'Connell expecting twins: Rebecca Romijn and Jerry O'Connell confirmed that they are expecting twins this winter. The couple is reportedly very excited about the arrival of their first children. Romijn and O'Connell met at a party in 2004 and were married at an intimate ceremony in 2007.

Men who eat soy at high risk of low sperm production: Harvard University researchers are reporting a possible link between men eating soy and their semen levels decreasing. Although the connection hasn't been completely explained, they are speculating that eating certain levels of soy will increase a man's estrogen activity, which could negatively affect their sperm production. "It's way too early to say stop eating soy foods," Dr. Jorge Chavarro, a research fellow in the department of nutrition at the Harvard School of Public Health, said. "It's not time to worry about whether you're eating too much soy. There's not enough information to conclusively say that. "
Fake tans banned at UK school: Young ladies at Baines School in Lancashire, founded nearly 300 years ago, are warned not to come to school "looking varying shades of orange." The growing trend for young girls to immolate the tans of celebrities will not be tolerated. "We have young girls coming in to school, 11 and 12, that feel pressured to go out and daub themselves in this orange." stated teacher Carol Robinson.
Olympics set up sex determination lab: Olympic host Beijing has set up a sex determination lab in order to prevent male athletes from trying to compete as women. This lab will test take blood samples, sex hormones, genes and chromosomes.
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