Articles for author: 3lor

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Don’t sleep with your pets, don’t risk your life, here’s why

How close is the interaction between you and your pet? Do you kiss them and sleep in the same bed? This close interaction between the two is a matter of discussion among specialists, as refining the relationship between people and their dogs or cats can be both healthy and dangerous for their well-being. Diseases transmitted ...

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5 Signs Your Heart Is in Serious Dan.ger

Heart disease remains the leading cause of death worldwide, and it’s essential to pay attention to the signs your body may be exhibiting. Here are 5 visible indicators that could suggest your heart isn’t healthy. Take the time to learn about them and understand what they mean so you can take appropriate preventative measures. 1. ...

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Excessive Urination: Causes, Symptoms, and When to Worry

Urination is the body’s natural process for eliminating toxins and maintaining fluid balance. Yet, if you notice yourself going to the bathroom too frequently, it could be a sign that something isn’t working properly. Medically, polyuria is when a person urinates more than 2.5 liters per day. Though in many cases it can be because ...

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This is news to me!

Bath towels are a staple in every household, yet few people pause to consider the intricate details that go into their design. Among these details are the lines that often adorn the surface of bath towels. These lines, which might seem purely decorative at first glance, actually serve specific purposes that enhance the functionality and ...

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Mute but Not Broken: The Puppy Who Lost Her Tongue Found Love Again

Angelita had once been a playful, hopeful puppy, but cruelty stole her innocence. A group of teenagers had tormented her, leaving her with an unspeakable wound—her tongue was gone. No longer able to bark or express herself like other dogs, she was left frightened and alone, haunted by nightmares of the past. When we found ...

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Before undergoing a 50-hour face transplant surgery, I was constantly stared at: Now, it feels like the greatest gift

For six years, Derek, 58, underwent extensive facial reconstruction, yet the results left him unrecognizable. He lost an eye, struggled to breathe and speak, and relied on a feeding tube. Despite it all, he remained grateful. After exhausting all surgical options, doctors suggested a face transplant, his last hope. The procedure, performed at the Mayo ...

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Left Behind but Not Broken: Orinoko’s Journey to Love

Orinoko’s story began with a heartbreaking betrayal. Abandoned on the side of the road, she stayed in the same spot, waiting for the owner who would never return. Days turned into weeks, and though her body weakened, her hope refused to fade. Her once-bright eyes grew dull, her energy drained, yet she held on, convinced ...