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Nearly Half Of Californians Live In Areas Where Dengue Could Spread In Summer, Study Finds

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By John Anderer
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© raisondtre - stock.adobe.com About 18.2 million Californians, nearly half the state, already live in areas where summer conditions are favorable enough for dengue to spread locally. Dengue requires three things to transmit locally: the right mosquito species, warm enough temperatures, and infected travelers arriving from endemic regions. California currently has all three during summer months.
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Beans And Rice Fall Short Of Meat For Post-Workout Muscle Protein Building, Study Suggests

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By John Anderer
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Bean burrito (Photo by Creative Headline on Unsplash) A small study found that beans and rice did not build muscle protein more effectively after exercise than a nutrient-matched powder with the same macronutrients. In an exploratory comparison using separate trial data, lean ground pork at the same protein dose produced roughly double the muscle protein-building response of either plant-based option.
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No Matter Where In The World, Dogs And Their Owners Share A Similar Bond

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By John Anderer
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Dog in Santa Teresita, Peru: Across the five societies the researchers focused on, dogs exhibited many similar social and cognitive behaviors. (Credit: Mariana Poblete Rodríguez) Researchers tested hunting dogs and their owners in five countries across four continents and found the dog-human bond looks remarkably similar regardless of culture.
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