Developing Nations Suffer First Food Shortage Change U.S. Diet
Nutritionists warn that expanding populations in Asia and Africa strain protein supplies, urging a shift in U.S. eating habits toward plant proteins. They foresee fewer traditional meats and dairy, more soybeans and novel proteins, with grain-fed beef possibly declining by 2000.
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New Zealand
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Africa
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Barbara Ford
William Morrow and Company, Inc
Mighty Soybean
Dealing Logically With Snakebites
New York NEA report explains there is no standard snakebite protocol outside hospital care. It notes that 8000 Americans are bitten yearly with about a dozen deaths, and stresses immobilization, rapid transport, and seeking antivenin within four to five hours for high survival. It advises against mouth suction, ice alone, and careless tourniquets, and highlights the need to identify the venomous snake when possible.
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New York Zoological Society
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Society
Bronx Zoo
U.S. Army
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