IIn 2015, scientists estimated that between 40 and 50% of infertility cases worldwide were due to a "male factor". This could mean several things: the shape of the sperm, the amount of …
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Since last year, a further 123 free deer have been tested positive for chronic debilitating disease (CMD) in Pennsylvania and disease management areas 2 and 3 have been expanded as a result …
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KALISPELL – This is the worst nightmare of a parent. Tina Tobiason and her husband Nicholas Tobiason noticed strange bruises on the body of their four-year-old daughter Kensley in May. "It was …
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Seven monkey infants were accidentally poisoned and died in one of the largest primate research centers in the United States, revealed internal documents released to the Guardian. Young macaques died after their …
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DURHAM, NC (WTVD) – Durham officials have informed residents of a possible measles exposure in the community. Stay up to date with the latest news with the ABC11 News app A letter …
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Please activate Javascript to watch this video NOBLESVILLE, Ind. – The Indiana State Department of Health and the County of Hamilton Health Department are investigating a possible case of hepatitis A involving …
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Since the introduction of smallpox vaccine in the 19th century to the massive availability of influenza vaccines today, vaccines have helped millions of people develop immunity against some of the world's deadliest …
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