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Brooke Carter

Minneapolis
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Everest Guide Survived For Six Days By Eating Chocolate and Ice

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By Brooke Carter
| Gazette Review
A Nepali mountain guide who had gone missing on Mt. Everest for six days said he survived by eating a few pieces of chocolate and chewing ice. Dawa Sherpa said he was forced to stop during his descent after running out of oxygen. At one point, people assumed the 57-year-old had died on the mountain. Back in Kathmandu, his family had already begun funeral rituals before word came that he had been spotted alive by a cleanup crew making its way up the mountain.
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Nearly 60 People Sick After Drinking Raw Milk In Idaho

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By Brooke Carter
| Gazette Review
Health officials in Idaho are looking into an outbreak that has caused nearly 60 people to become sick over the past couple of weeks, with many of the cases linked to raw milk. According to the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, most of the reported cases involved people who drank raw milk from one of two dairy operations in Idaho. Raw milk that has not been pasteurized can contain harmful bacteria that can cause various illnesses The first reports of illness started to come in around May 19.
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Google to Release 32 Million Lab-Raised Mosquitos in California and Florida

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By Brooke Carter
| Gazette Review
Google is looking for approval to release up to 32 million lab-raised male mosquitoes in California and Florida as part of an effort to help curb the spread of diseases carried by the insects. The initiative, called Debug, focuses on shrinking mosquito populations that can carry illnesses such as dengue fever, Zika, West Nile virus, chikungunya and malaria.
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