Diseases
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Severe Drought Can Bring Rare Amphibian Disease to Wild [Study]
The latest report found that severe drought could lead to the emergence of rare amphibian diseases that could affect wildlife. The orange frogs can become vulnerable to diseases due to changing climate. Read here.
Latest Research Articles
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Ticks in Migrating Animals, Invasive Species, Increased Human-Wildlife Disease Transmission
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Climate Change Could Disrupt Effective Control of Insect-Borne Diseases, Research Shows
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WHO Raises Concerns For Potential Wave of Diseases in Flood-Affected Areas in Pakistan
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Climate Change-Triggered Invasive Insects and Diseases Threatens Dozens of US Tree Species with Extinction
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Genetically Engineered Bacteria Developed to Withstand Gut Environment to Treat Chronic Diseases
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Caribbean Fire Corals Survive Global Warming, Diseases, Hurricanes
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'Robot Nose' Can Smell and Detect Undiagnosed Diseases on Humans Through Their Breath
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Stem Cell Therapy: Fat-Based Stem Cells Can be Used for Regenerative Therapies of Injured Nervous Systems
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Cross-Species Infection: Deadly Diseases Acquired Due to Animal to Human Transmission Explored
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WiGait: MIT Designs Wireless Gadget That Predicts Health Issues Based on Walking Speed [Video]
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Too Much Rain, Humidity Promote Disease Outbreaks in Plants
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Illnesses of Finnish Cats Revealed in a Unique Survey