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Bat reportedly found in packaged Fresh Express salad mix (CNN) Two people were recommended for post-exposure rabies treatment after a consumer in Florida reported finding a dead bat in a packaged salad mix, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Saturday.
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It's Bat Time - Fresh Express Salad Recall And Bat Safety Tips Another day, another recall. But this is novel. Walmart and Fresh Express have recalled the Organic Marketside Spring Mix brand of salad after consumers in Florida reported discovering—after eating their salad—that it contained parts of a dead bat.
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Decomposed bat is found inside bag of organic salad from a Florida Walmart As the Miami Herald would observe, Saturday's notice recalling an untold quantity of organic salad from Walmart stores across the southeastern United States "tiptoes around the batness" of the situation.
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April the giraffe's vet says it 'shouldn't be much longer' As in, really soon. Keepers are onsite overnight and support staff are on stand by. "Perhaps suggesting a new position of calf".
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Watch live: Zookeepers report 'major movement' in April the giraffe's stomach HARPURSVILLE, N.Y. - April the giraffe is inching closer to giving birth to her fourth calf. In their Sunday morning update, zookeepers Allysa and Joel reported "major movement and bulging of the belly.
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Is April The Giraffe's Pregnancy A Hoax? Some Have Started To Speculate Conspiracy Theories The entire world has been watching the live feed of Animal Adventure Park's April the Giraffe's pregnancy anxiously awaiting the birth of her calf and some have started to question if it is all a hoax.
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Brain-invading worm spreads in Hawaii A rare brain-invading disease caused by the worm Angiostrongylus cantonensis is spreading fastly in Maui, Hawaii. Experts have linked this phenomenon to climate change and globalization.
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Wait continues for April the giraffe to give birth Zookeepers said April has consumed all of last evening's grain offering, and continues to eat her hay. Though she is not in active labor yet, a discharge is a sign that her body is getting ready for labor.
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Polar bear at Hogle Zoo diagnosed with terminal kidney failure SALT LAKE CITY - A 19-year-old polar bear at Utah's Hogle Zoo has been diagnosed with end-stage kidney failure. Zoo veterinarians announced Saturday that they are beginning end-of-life care for Rizzo, after she was having trouble keeping food down ...
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'Sleep Martian' gene mutation linked to people who stay up late Carriers of the gene have an interal clock that resembles someone that lives on Mars. (gremlin/Getty Images/iStockphoto). BY Jessica Schladebeck.
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LGBT couples in Hawaii seek equal access to fertility treatment HONOLULU >> LGBT couples seek equal access to fertility treatment Gay and lesbian couples in Hawaii are pushing for the same access to fertility treatments that heterosexual, married couples enjoy.
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Hawaiian Health Officials Issue Warning Over an Outbreak of Brain-Invading Parasites A sharp rise in infections stemming from a parasitic worm that invades the human brain has health officials in the Hawaiian island of Maui worried.
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Utah Zoo Euthanizes Polar Bear With Kidney Failure A Utah zoo says it has euthanized Rizzo the polar bear, who was suffering from kidney failure. | April 9, 2017, at 5:22 p.m.. MORE.
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Hawaii LGBT couples seek equal access to fertility treatment In this Friday, April 7, 2017, photo, provided by Sean Smith, Smith, left, and Kale Taylor, right, pose for a photo with their son, Charlie Taylor, while on vacation in St. Louis.
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Rizzo, Utah Zoo Polar Bear, Euthanized After Kidney Failure Diagnosis The lone polar bear at Utah's Hogle Zoo - a beloved 19-year-old female that zoo staffers called an "ambassador to climate change" - died Saturday after being diagnosed with kidney failure last week.
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Six cases of rat lungworm confirmed on island A baby semi-slug is shown on a nickle. Snails, slugs and certain other animals (including freshwater shrimp, land crabs, and frogs) can become infected by ingesting the larvae of the rat lungworm.
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Study suggests pet exposure might help protect babies from allergies, obesity In addition to decreased risks for obesity and allergies, children who had early exposure to pets also showed an increase in resistance to group B strep, which includes pneumonia, meningitis and several types of blood infections, according to the ...
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7-year-old girl with alopecia didn't let that stop her for school's 'Crazy Hair Day' Gianessa Wride, 7, who was diagnosed with alopecia back in January, still participated in her elementary school's "Crazy Hair Day.
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7-year-old girl with alopecia didn't let that stop her for school's 'Crazy Hair Day' Daniella Wride(SALEM, Utah) - One 7-year-old girl didn't let her alopecia diagnosis stop her from participating in her school's "Crazy Hair Day.
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First-grader with alopecia celebrates with custom doll SALEM, Utah - A Utah girl, 7, with alopecia is celebrating her baldness, thanks to a friend who gifted her a custom-made doll that also has a bald head.
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First-Grader With Alopecia Celebrates Bald Head With Custom Doll: 'It's My Mini-Me' by Johanna Li - Inside Edition. A Utah girl, 7, with alopecia is celebrating her baldness, thanks to a friend who gifted her a custom-made doll that also has a bald head.
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Can't get to sleep? The reason may be in your genes If you're naturally inclined to stay awake into the wee hours and have trouble falling asleep at a reasonable hour then your genes may be to blame for your night owl behavior.
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Delayed sleep phase disorder may have genetic roots Researchers have found that gene CRY1 is key to determining a person's sleep/wake cycles, according to a study published Thursday in the journal Cell.
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Lifeskills training must for autistic kids: Expert Chennai: As various events were held to mark World Autism Awareness Week, doctors and special educators point to the need to sensitise people on the need to come together to plan and fulfill the needs of those affected with autism.
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Exercising On Empty Stomach May Be Better For Your Health, Here's Why If you have been wondering whether it is better to eat or fast before a workout, researchers now have an answer. A new study has found that exercise on empty stomach is better for your health in the long term.
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Utah girl Gianessa Wride with alopecia dazzles at school's 'crazy hair day' A Utah girl is embracing a rare auto immune disorder that causes her to lose all of her hair. (WLS). WLS. Sunday, April 09, 2017 07:17PM.
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World Parkinson's Disease Day: The life of the man who discovered the disordered Worldwide, there are about 10 million people with the condition and at least 10,000 new cases are diagnosed in Britain each year. But who was the man after whom the disease was named, and what exactly did he do to deserve this honour?
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The Vaccination That Could Clear Up Acne While acne is generally associated with being an awkward teenager, for a lot of people, it continues into adulthood. Treating acne is complex and as anyone who has suffered will know, you try anything to get rid of it from strong medication and strict ...
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Outdoors enthusiasts urged to prevent tick bites As ticks become more active in Wisconsin, health professionals urge outdoors enthusiasts and pet owners to take precautions to limit exposure to the biting arachnids.
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Parents come together to help raise autistic children The 2017 Autism Awareness Fair was held at the Agana Shopping Center on April 8, 2017. Frank San Nicolas/PDN. 636272291000769866-Autism-17.
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You could be paid £13000 to lie in bed for two months If you've ever dreamt of being paid thousands of pounds to lie in bed all day - then this could be the perfect job for you. Scientists at the Institute for Space Medicine and Physiology (Medes) in France are looking for fit and healthy men between the ...
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There are more smokers right now than any other time in history Close to a billion people smoke cigarettes daily, meaning there are more smokers today than at any other time in history. This startling figure is easily accounted for: As the global population rises, so too does the number of smokers.
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How Playing Tetris Tames The Trauma Of A Car Crash I spent an alarmingly large chunk of 1989 trying to align a falling shower of digital building blocks into perfect rows of 10. The Russian video game Tetris had just caught on in the States.
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How to get paid nearly £14000 by staying in bed for two months Scientists are looking for fit and healthy men to take part in a study that involves lying in bed for two months. The Institute for Space Medicine and Physiology (Medes) in France wants men aged between 20 and 45 to take part in an experiment to study ...
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Risk of Zika on the rise as warmer weather returns to Texas TEMPLE - There are new Zika testing recommendations from the Texas Department of State Health Services. The department said the risk of Zika is on the rise as warmer weather returns to Texas.
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Federal agency offers travel guidelines on Zika virus Photo by Thomas V. MyersAedes aegypti is the type of mosquito that can carry and transmit yellow fever, dengue fever, chikungunya and the Zika virus.
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Exposure to pollution may increase breast density, a known cancer risk factor High breast density is associated with a four-to-six-fold greater risk of breast cancer. Image: choja/Istock.com via AFP Relaxnews.
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More Gray Hair Linked To Higher Heart Disease Risk Gray hair is perceived as a sign of aging. Now, a new study suggests that having more white hair could also be a warning sign of a higher risk for developing heart disease.
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DMC celebrates National Donate Life Month with events Submitted photo A special event April 20 on the campus of Davis Medical Center in Elkins will raise a flag and awareness about the importance of organ donation.
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Tanzania: On the Role of Mental Health News on the state of our mental health is rare. We don't often talk about this aspect of our health like we do, for instance, about our other illnesses.
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