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If you are looking for a more adventurous job and you are considering one from the list below, you should think twice. They might sound romantic, exciting, and well paid, but "dangerous" describes them best. We made a list of the most dangerous jobs in the world. Which one do you think sounds the most frightening? 10. Snake Milker flickr.com Source:  Snake milkers spend their days pushing snakes (certain types only) into a plastic container to extract or milk the snake. Snake venom (poison) can be used for many things, but the most important is its use in medical research or to produce "antivenom." Even though safety measures are applied, each milking process is highly dangerous. The rate of milkers who haven’t been bitten on the job is surprisingly low. Average annual salary:  $30,000 9. Courier flickr.com Source:  Surprisingly, being a...

In today’s world, age is no barrier when it comes to being crowned a substantial title. At the tender age of six, a young girl from Russia is already being hailed as ‘the most beautiful girl in the world’, amassing a following of over half a million people already. Daily Mail Anastasia Knyazeva, who possesses doll-like features, is a successful child model who has already starred and been involved in a number of campaigns to date. Seemingly following in the footsteps of French model Thylane Blondeau, who had also been regarded as the most beautiful girl in the world at the age of six, and is now a widely successful model at the age of 16. This lays down the blueprint for a successful career that may be ahead for young Anastasia, who could very well fulfill a similar path. Represented by President Kids Management, she has been the face of brands like Chobi Kids, among others that have desired to work with her. Her mother, Anna, runs a personal Inst...

We've come a long way in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of cancer. The exciting discoveries of the past year mean more lives will be saved from cancer than ever before. Advances in immunotherapy PLENTY M/SHUTTERSTOCK Among the  completely reassuring things scientists wish you knew about cancer  is the research that's being done to eradicate the disease, in which abnormal cells multiply and take over in the body. Last year there were  over 1,685,000 cases  of cancer diagnosed, and nearly 600,000 people died. Standard therapies so far are surgery, radiation to kill the cells, and chemotherapy, which alters the DNA of cancer cells to stop them from reproducing. But radiation and chemo damage healthy cells too, so researchers have been looking for better treatments. New immunotherapy drugs use the patient's own immune cells to attack cancer. Stephen Hunger, MD, chief of the Division of Oncology, chief of the Division of Pediatric Oncology, and director...