Medical
Badger culling effective in reducing bTB in cattle, study says
However, it said the study "comes with a caveat" because the data only relates to the first three cull areas. "This impartial and detailed evaluation builds on beforehand revealed information displaying sturdy reductions within the illness in cattle within the Gloucestershire and Somerset areas over 4 years when in comparison with un-culled areas. [Full Article...]
Man has "salamander-like" ability to grow damaged cartilage
The study says that researchers can determine the missing regenerative factors in humans. Salamanders , axolotls, and other animals with regenerative abilities have a type of molecule called microRNA that helps regulate joint tissue fix. [Full Article...]
Indiana AG: 165 more fetal remains linked to late doctor

Footballer Hajra Khan shares an important message about mental health

CDC: Outbreak Of Salmonella Due To Pet Turtles

US vaping illnesses continue to rise but cause is still a mystery
Moving wildfire erupts overnight forcing 100K to evacuate, blaze is 0% contained
Nidorf Juvenile Hall facility in Sylmar, a facility that holds 278 teenagers, majority 15 to 18 years old. A firefighter waits for water as the Saddleridge fire flares up near homes in Sylmar, Calif., Oct. The so-called Saddleridge fire, which started in Sylmar, had consumed more than 4,600 acres by 3am local time Friday, fire officials said. In Los Angeles , residents need to be prepared f... [Full Article...]
MI hospital investigating possible Legionnaires' disease outbreak
The outbreak is linked to the North Carolina Mountain State Fair, which took place from September 6-15 at the Western North Carolina Agricultural Center in Fletcher. Legionella bacteria are found naturally in the environment but can become a health concern when they "spread in human-made water systems like hot water tanks, cooling towers of air conditioning systems, decorative fountains and h... [Full Article...]