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Diabetes: Education key to good outcomes
By Dr. Samuel Abbate Valley Health “The diabetic that knows the most, lives the longest.” This quote from Elliott Joslin,
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By Tina Hesman Saey and Jonathan Lambert The recent success of some coronavirus vaccines in late-stage clinical trials has
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By Ned Rozell Alaska Science “Even in winter he will rapidly strip off and often plays in a sleeveless vest