Could long-lived butterflies hold secret of longevity?
Butterflies are beautiful. The colorful patterns on their wings camouflage them and can fool…
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20 of 147 episodesCanine pawedness may be more than a curiosity
Just like their right-handed or left-handed parents, dogs may have a paw preference. A…
Some brains stave off Alzheimer’s, study suggests
Alzheimer’s strips its sufferers of their memories and their independence; it robs families of…
Beware the risk of blastomycosis in dogs
If you’re a pooch parent, blastomycosis should be on your radar — especially if…
The brain can improve even into your 80s
A common trope reinforced by Hollywood depictions of older adults is that they start…
Using nutrition to help manage feline diabetes
Good nutrition is key to managing feline diabetes. It may even help cats achieve…
Ways to ease stress when you board your pet
For some pet parents, boarding their furry friends may be the only option when…
If you leave an animal locked in a car, you could be arrested
At least 32 states have laws that prohibit leaving an animal in a vehicle…
ARCHIVE: Lab Results Unleashed: Why Laboratory Testing Matters to Pet Health
Although a clinical pathologist’s role is primarily behind the scenes, bloodwork and general lab…
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Are yo-yo dieting risks overstated?
Dieters have long been warned against repeatedly gaining and losing weight, often called yo-yo…
For inflammation, turn to tomatoes
Technically, you could call it fruit juice. While tomato juice often shoulders the burden…
The body’s fortune teller
If you want to predict how many birthday candles you’ll be blowing out, consult…
Common chemical linked to suicides
A meat-curing agent sold in a highly potent form online is connected to a…
ARCHIVE: Facial Recognition Goes Farmyard: AI’s New Frontier in Veterinary Care
Veterinary pain management specialists who focus on anesthesia and analgesia are always looking for…
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Cream for skin cancer might stop its spread
Some moisturizers purport to address wrinkles and brighten. Others go to war with dryness,…
Scientists: Here’s why so many of us are righties
Napoleon Bonaparte, Babe Ruth and Lady Gaga were all lefties. You might call them…
Push-ups might benefit cardiovascular fitness
Many of us hated them in gym class. The push-up won’t make anyone’s list…
What makes you crave protein?
The virtual meeting ends and you stretch, shuffling over to the snack cabinet. You…
Mini brains, spinal cords show regeneration
Certain kinds of nerve damage have long been considered irreversible. Now, a study from…
ARCHIVE: Beat the Heat: Protecting Pets from Heat Stroke
As temperatures rise, so does the risk of heat stroke in our beloved pets.…
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