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New Study Examines the Accuracy of Plastic Surgery Videos on Social Media

In the era of 'Dr. Google,' social media is a tremendous influence on patients interested in cosmetic surgery, and with more than two billion users – representing almost one-third of the internet – YouTube has emerged as an essential platform for reaching people interested in plastic surgery. from ASPS Plastic Surgery Latest News https://ift.tt/2RYgWrF via IFTTT

Dermal Fillers Restore Youthful Facial Movement, Don't Just Fill Wrinkles

Used for facial rejuvenation, dermal fillers do more than just fill in wrinkles. According to a new study in the February issue of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery®, the official medical journal of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), they also restore a more youthful pattern of facial movement and expressiveness. from ASPS Plastic Surgery Latest News https://ift.tt/2u0AFyV via IFTTT

Why electric vehicles are the future of ride-hailing

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The increase in pollution rate and the need to bring back a greener environment has made way for electric vehicles. In fact, the global electric vehicle market which was valued $118,864.5 million in 2017 is projected to hit $567,299.8 million by 2025 with a CAGR of 22.3%. Given the scope for electric vehicles, there is a significant rise in EV sales and China tops at the same. Why electric vehicles are trending As electric vehicles do not run on fuel, they can cut short up to 65% of fleet expenses. Given the frequent hike in fuel prices, electric vehicles are a good alternative for their fuel-based counterparts. Besides, it is easy to maintain electric vehicles as the electric motor comprises fewer parts than a conventional combustion engine. With such benefits, electric vehicles hold a greater scope for the ride-hailing industry. Boosting ride-hailing businesses with EV As today’s commuters prefer to stay eco-friendly, offering mobility services via electric vehicles can be a good

Ride-hailing trends in 2019: A wrap-up

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The ride-hailing industry has always been flexible enough to imbibe the changing market demands and has come up with alternatives to address the same. Here is a round-up of the ride-hailing trends 2019 as the year has drawn to an end. Electric vehicles With the increase in pollution rate, green living has gradually started gaining importance prompting commuters and transport service providers to opt for electric vehicles. In fact, 5.6 million electric cars have hit the roads as of 2019, which is a 64% increase compared to 2018. While India’s Ola launched its electric fleet with 200 vehicles, France-based ride-hailing company Kapten launched London’s first electric fleet in 2019. Another step ahead, Shenzhen, a Chinese city, brought in official regulations for all newly registered cars for online ride-hailing to be fully electric from December 2019. Being an eco-friendly option, EV ride-hailing is here to stay. Autonomous ride-hailing The advent of self-driving vehicles has paved t