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All About Wildcats: What Is a Kodkod?
Also known as the guigna, the kodkod is the smallest wildcat in South America and perhaps the world. Learn about this fascinating animal and how to tell it apart from its neighbor, the Geoffroy's cat.
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Legionnaires' Disease In Potting Soil?
Learn about your exposure to this deadly illness and how you can easily protect yourself.
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The House Mice That Didn't Get Away
This unorthodox method will eradicate rodents from your home, if you dare use it.
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The Lawn to Die For
That beautiful grass you want is a toxic dump for humans and pets.
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Diagnosis Bronchiolitis: 10 Facts Parents and Caregivers Need to Know
Pediatric bronchiolitis is a common yet potentially serious medical condition. This article discusses incidence, causes and treatment.
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An Unhappy Marriage Finally Ends
Kenneth Spargo shot his wife Priscilla in front of 50 witnesses and spent only eight years in prison. Did Priscilla receive justice or was she just another female victim?
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Dead and Disappearing in Medical School
Baltimore was a hotbed of body snatching in the nineteenth century that included the export of remains in whiskey barrels. A janitor dubbed Frank the Spade made this Charm City industry a success.
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The Brain's "Plan B" for Stroke: The Circle of Willis
Ischemic stroke is the most common type of brain attack. The first defense of the brain to prevent cerebral injury or death is the collateral circulation that is mediated by the Circle of Willis.
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New Hope for Treating Chronic Lyme Disease
Post-Treatment Lyme Disease Syndrome is a growing global medical issue. "Persister" cells of the Lyme bacteria may be the cause of this life-changing chronic illness. The research is promising.
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The Common Snapping Turtle: Don't Fix What Ain't Broke
Common Snapping Turtles are perfectly adapted to their environment. Their ecology has worked successfully for them for 40 million years.
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Ruby-Throated Hummingbirds and Black and Blue Sage: The Attraction is Mutual
Ruby-Throated Hummingbirds can't resist sipping nectar from the cobalt blue flowers of the Black and Blue Sage. Use these beautiful ornamentals if you want to always see "Ruby-Throats" in your garden.