Newsweek: Botox shows promise as a treatment for depression by limiting people's ability to frown.
San Francisco Chronicle: Survey of advances for women around the world, from trying to do away with "mademoiselle" in France to insisting on single-sex subway cars in Brazil to welcoming federal protections for "mail-order brides" in the U.S.
Telegraph: British police bust alleged S&M sex slavery sect, which is based on 1960s science fiction novels by American John Gorman. (Members are known as Kaotians.)
New York Times: Nicholas Kristof warns that Girl Scout cookies are full of trans fats. (TimesSelect; subscription required)
Washington Post: An increasing number of babies are being born prematurely, making them susceptible to later health and developmental problems.
Women's eNews: Reproductive-rights issues are absent from the election season in Peru, which has one of the highest illegal-abortion rates in Latin America.
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