Prof. Uri Ashery and Dr. Dana Bar-on. (photo credit: TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY) X Dear Reader, As you can imagine, more people are reading The Jerusalem Post than ever before. Nevertheless, traditional business models are no longer sustainable and high-quality publications, like ours, are being forced to look for new ways to keep going. Unlike many other …
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San Marcos shelter halts receiving cats after many die SAN MARCOS, Texas (KXAN) – More than 50 cats died as a result of a virus in San Marcos. Today, nine cats, and 44 kittens have been lost to the San Marcos Animal Shelter after they have been diagnosed with Feline Panleukopenia. The shelter staff is called the Parva virus for …
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GOLDEN, Colo – The Rattlesnake tried two dogs at this Jefferson County trail last week at The Matthews / Winters Park area and North Table Mountain Park, according to officials. Jeffco Open Space officials love people to know that the cold weather will bring more snakes tomorrow, as happened Tuesday, when April Couviliion and his two children saw a rattlesnake …
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Note: Image used by Hpfrei by Wikimedia Commons Press release from Mendocino County Department of Health and Human Services: Mendocino County HHSA, Public Health Confirmed a case of measles to a traveler visiting the county. Individuals who are not immune to measles AND who visit the sites below in the dates and times indicated may be at risk of measles …
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Assessment: prostate treatment is most important for what's known about cancer The Times Drug continues the lives of young breast cancer patients CBS News A drug that helps women surviving breast cancer can also stop the spread of prostate in men, new study finds The Telegraph Breast cancer can save thousands of men from prostate cancer, experts discovered The Sun …
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PHOENIX – Maricopa County shelters restrict contact with public and other dogs have dogs in the shelter because of the prevalence of two diseases that infect dogs. Maricopa County Animal Care and Control tells of cases of canine Parvovirus (usually called parvo) and the distemper has recently risen, leading officials who cut out contact dogs in shelters have outside the …
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A Kentucky mother who has seen her neck mark 2 years now has warnings for other parents: Beware of potential disease-causing crimes. Kayla Oblisk tells Fox News that she has removed a score from her Jackson's baby baby in May after playing outside. After days, on May 20, he began to notice the symptoms of what he learned later was …
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The long-term belief that eating white meat is more dangerous for your heart may still be true, as there may be other side effects from eating red meat that helps with cardiovascular disease, said researchers of the University of California, San Francisco. It needs to be explored in more detail, they added. Non-meat proteins such as vegetables, dairy, and seeds, …
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Matthew Grant tries to diet after the diet to help reduce the food allergies of Cooper, his old English bulldog. "Raw diet, novel protein, kangaroo, veal, we've tried almost everything," he said. No one worked – until he went vegan. Now his three dogs are in plant-based diets, and he says that their coats are spreading and more soft. Cooper's …
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un inspection of a bright hydrogen bomb in 2017. Photo: Korean Central News Agency [AnupdateTheestimateshowstheexactnucleartestofSeptember2017byNorthKoreaequivalentto250kilotonsofTNT-anexplosivefigure16timeslargerthantheHiroshimabombblastinWorldWarIITheexplosionisalsoanorderofmagnitudestrongerthanthepreviousfivetestsofthecountry New research published this week in the Geophysical Research Journal: Solid Earth provides new estimates for an underground nuclear test conducted by the Democratic Democratic Republic of Korea on September 3, 2017. The bomb, killed at Punggye-ri nuclear test site within …
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