Riverhead woman gets 'rabbit fever' from cat bite, doctor says - Newsday
Lone star ticks, like these at a Suffolk County Health Department lab, can carry tularemia. Credit: Randee Daddona A Riverhead woman is being treated for tularemia, the rare disease known as rabbit fever, after being bitten by her cat, an infectious disease doctor at Peconic Bay Medical Center said Wednesday.
Scientists find a simple way to stop cavities without drilling - ScienceDaily
Untreated cavities send thousands of young children in the United States to emergency departments each year. Because hospital doctors usually cannot repair the underlying dental problem, some children continue to suffer from pain and infection, while others eventually need surgery under general anesthesia.
One Tiny Toddler Somehow Became the Leader of This Puppy Pack - Yahoo
It’s tough to guess who’s having more fun here — the little boy or the pups surrounding him. In the video shared by @candra.burnett, three Golden Retriever puppies end up gathered around the toddler almost immediately.
Where You Carry Your Body Fat Is Directly Linked to Brain Aging in First-of-Its-Kind Study - ScienceAlert
Add ScienceAlert on Google (Mykola Chaika/Creatas Video+/Getty Images Plus) You can weigh the same as someone else, have the same BMI, and still be carrying a completely different risk to your brain. That's the message from a growing pile of research over the past year.