[ad_1] Researchers at a Canadian university managed to remove a large cancerous tumor from a dog's head and replace the removed skull piece with a 3D printed plaque. The University of Guelph …
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Read More »A dog receives a titanium skull plate printed in 3D following a cancer surgery
[ad_1] Patches the dachshund before surgery. (Veterinary College of Ontario) A dog receives a titanium skull plate printed in 3D following a cancer surgery Indépendant.ie A custom titanium plate printed in 3D …
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[ad_1] DIAS CREEK – To date, Cape May County's Department of Mosquito Control is working to investigate and control the emergence of a population of native mosquitoes known as the Oriental Salt …
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[ad_1] The Hawai'i Department of Health has received a $ 8 million federal grant over two years to continue to combat the misuse of opioids in the state. The problem of opioids …
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Read More »Third Cedar Park Trial Site Negative for West Nile
[ad_1] CEDAR PARK, TEXAS – Mosquito sampling at an expanded trapping site at Cedar Park has been deemed negative for West Nile virus, city officials said. The tests are part of the …
Read More »Puppies spread the Campylobacter epidemic in 18 states: what you need to know
[ad_1] The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released a report last week with details on a Campylobacter epidemic, you may have heard of it. Between 2016 and 2018, 118 people in …
Read More »A dog lost part of his skull because of cancer. So the researchers printed him a 3D
[ad_1] Patches, the dachshund hit by cancer, feels better thanks to researchers at a Canadian university. Dr. Michelle Oblak, veterinary oncologist surgeon at the Ontario Veterinary College of the University of Guelph, …
Read More »Drug addicts are more likely to have an old virus in their genome
[ad_1] One study showed that drug addicts are more likely to have an older virus that may affect dopamine production. Scientists have studied a type of ancient retrovirus called HERV-K HML-2 (HK2). …
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