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Two men fell gravely ill last year; their infections link to deaths in the ’80s
Doctors soon discovered they were infected with the rare soil bacterium, which causes a disease called melioidosis. Dangerous infection Generally, melioidosis can be difficult to diagnose and tricky to treat, as it is naturally resistant to some antibiotics. It can infect people if they breathe it in or get it into open cuts. Sometimes the infection can stay localized, like …
Read More »Senior Citizens Storm Abandoned Property To Save Puppies Trapped Inside
When Maraya Pierro answered a call from her 80-year-old mother about a trapped litter of puppies, she had no idea it would turn into a cross-country rescue mission. But Pierro, founder and executive director of Rescue Kitties of Hawaii on Moloka’i, never says no to helping animals in need — especially babies. Pierro’s mother heard hungry puppies crying from underneath a …
Read More »Dentist Tips: Habits That Damage Your Teeth Over Time
Forget candy and missed flossings — the biggest danger to your teeth may be hiding in your healthiest habits. “I’ve found that the real damage often comes from the habits people don’t realize are harming their teeth,” said Dr. Pia Lieb, a 30-year cosmetic dentist and the founder of Cosmetic Dentistry Center NYC, who cited sparkling water, juice cleanses and …
Read More »Ob/gyn group recommends Covid-19 vaccines during pregnancy, another major group to break from CDC
Vaccines Respiratory viruses Maternal health Women’s health See all topics Facebook Tweet Email Link The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists on Friday reaffirmed support for Covid-19 vaccination during pregnancy, becoming the second major professional medical association to break from current US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations this week. “While the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) …
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Read More »Rabies Outbreak in an Urban, Unmanaged Cat Colony — Maryland, August 2024
Investigation and Results Identification of Rabid Cat On August 13, 2024, the Maryland Department of Health (MDH) was notified by the Cecil County (Maryland) Health Department (CCHD) that an aggressive feral cat from an unmanaged urban cat colony was found outside a hotel in northeast Maryland. Clinical signs were first observed on August 8, when the cat became aggressive and …
Read More »Scientists create a pollen-replacing superfood for honey bees
Honey bees are at the heart of global food systems. Their tireless pollination supports crops, ecosystems, and economies. Habitat loss, pesticide exposure, climate extremes, and poor nutrition have threatened their survival in recent decades. Beekeepers worldwide have reported unsustainable losses, raising alarms about the stability of food production. To address this crisis, experts are working on solutions that go beyond …
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New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. Can’t stop scrolling on TikTok? Tossing and turning through the night? Feel like you’re glued to the mattress when that 7:00 a.m. alarm starts ringing? We get it, and so does Ozlo. You’re not the …
Read More »How did a disease from the 14th century reappear in Northern California?
The plague — aka the Black Death, aka the Great Pestilence — is rarely contracted today, yet it recently infected a South Lake Tahoe resident. But before you put on your 17th century “air-purifying” beaked mask, let’s find out from the experts why this disease is still around and how dangerous it is now. Most people associate the term “plague” …
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