Por: Newsweek Tech April 12, 2023
Scientists have figured out the reason that smaller dogs live so much longer than larger dogs, and unfortunately, it's kind of our fault.Dogs appear to break a rule seen across the animal kingdom that a larger body results in a longer lifespan, with elephants living for up to 70 years and mice living a mere fraction of that. However, dogs are the opposite, with smaller dogs living much longer than larger ones.According to a study published... + full article
ABC News USA Tech March 03, 2023
A population of wild dogs living near the is now giving scientists a glimpse into how long-term radiation exposure affects generations.The radiation exposure still being emitted in Chernobyl decades after the 1986 nuclear disaster may have fundamentally altered the genetics of... + más
How Chernobyl nuclear disaster altered the genetics of the dogs left behind | ABC7
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Portland Press Herald USA Nation February 09, 2023
Signs reading “Do Not Feed The Dogs” and “Private Property No Trespassing” are posted Wednesday at the house at 52 Depot St. in Norridgewock. Dozens of dogs that are kept outside the house drew concern last weekend during the bitter cold that moved through the region,... + más
As historic numbers of migrants cross the border, their dogs are often left behind | Fox News
Dogs Of The Dow 2023: 10 Blue-Chip Bargains | Forbes
Fox News USA Politics January 18, 2023
The is entering its third year of a historic migrant crisis that has smashed records and seen hundreds of thousands of migrants cross into the U.S. each month -- many of them are bringing their dogs, who need to be left behind.Fox News has witnessed numerous migrants bringing... + más
At least 853 migrants died crossing the U.S.-Mexico border in past 12 months — a record high | CBS News
Mexico shuts down large migrant camp in the south | ABC News
The Advocate USA Entertainment January 14, 2023
Just like humans, dogs can suffer from autoimmune diseases. Immune-mediated hemolytic anemia (IMHA) is a little-known but common autoimmune disease that affects all breeds of dogs and can be fatal. The LSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital in Baton Rouge is offering a clinical trial... + más
Dog flu is spreading: Vets sound warning, offer tips to protect your pet | Orlando Sentinel
Canine Influenza Virus Is Spreading In The U.S. With Outbreaks Among Dogs | Forbes
Forbes USA Business January 08, 2023
Happy smiling young golden retriever dog under light gray plaid. Pet warms under a blanket in cold ... [+] winter weather. Pets friendly and care concept.Getty Looking for the Dogs of the Dow, 2023 edition? You came to the right place. We’ll explore these 10 blue-chip dividend... + más
The Dobermans Of The Dow Have Outperformed In Bull And Bear Markets | Forbes
The Dow Handily Beat the Nasdaq in 2022. Here’s What History Says Happens Next. | MarketWatch
Orlando Sentinel USA Crime December 10, 2022
Seminole County is asking a judge to grant it legal custody of more than three dozen malnourished and sick dogs that were seized from a Midway home last month, and not to allow the owner to keep any more animals. “I’ve seen some bad cases of animal abuse. But this is the... + más
Seminole tops DeLand in football “Battle for the Bridge” | Orlando Sentinel
Seminole commissioners Zembower, Lockhart win new terms | Orlando Sentinel
Forbes USA Tech December 10, 2022
Getting infected with the canine influenza virus can leave as sick as a dog, if you are a dog. ... [+] (Photo: Getty)getty It’s already been a “ruff” flu season, in more ways than one. Humans across the U.S. have been dealing with a big surge in influenza cases. That’s... + más
Dog flu is back, too | The Boston Globe
The High Price Of Holiday Turkeys Is A Reminder That Human And Animal Health Are Deeply Connected | Forbes
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