Simian Foamy Virus Found In Several People Living And Working With Monkeys In Asia Aug 2, 2008
People are in close contact with monkeys in many settings in Asia: in cities, religious temples, open-air markets, street performances, nature preserves, hunting areas, zoos, and even homes, where monkeys are kept as pets ... 3, 2002) Serological analyses on nearly 800 monkeys hunted in rainforests of Cameroon, sold on the markets as bushmeat or kept as pets showed a high rate of cross-reactivity with HIV antigens, more than 16. (Science Daily)
So sweet, possibly so deadly Feb 20, 2008
Pets - Life Home - smh ... au/news/pets/so-sweet-possibly-so-deadly/2008/02/20/1203467182862. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia)
Discovery Opens Door To 'Personalized' Asthma Therapy Jan 20, 2008
8, 2005) In a complete turnaround, instead of pets being blamed for causing allergies and breathing problems amongst people, human lifestyles are potentially triggering asthma attacks in cats. Cigarette. (Science Daily)
Understanding Allergies By Mapping Chemical Structures Recognized By Immune System Nov 17, 2007
28, 2002) Children raised in a house with two or more dogs or cats during the first year of life may be less likely to develop allergic diseases as compared with children raised without pets, according to a. . (Science Daily)
Farms Shield Kids from Bowel Disease Aug 8, 2007
Cattle appeared to have a more potent effect on IBD risk than exposure to household pets, the study found. Household cat and dog exposure has been the focus of much study and debate among allergists and immunologists. (MEDLINEplus)
Plague found in Denver squirrels May 11, 2007
Among pets, dogs are resistant but cats are highly susceptible. "Right now is a good time to keep cats inside," says Diane Milholin, a Denver health inspector. (USA Today)
Protect Your Family During Mosquito Season Mar 15, 2007
Aware of the restriction of traditional insect repellents, researchers have long worked to uncover safer alternatives to repellents that contain DEET. They have discovered an all-natural, plant-based insect repellent called Geraniol that not only is a safer choice but, in many instances, is more effective for repelling insects than DEET. A 17-year study revealed that Geraniol, the active ingredient in BugBand insect repellent products, is safe for children and pets, and can be used around food.... (McKinney Courier-Gazette, TX)
