Lyme disease ticks spread in Iowa expert warns
Tick expert Dr. Nick Wilson reports Ixodes Cammins has arrived in Iowa, carried by deer and other hosts. Officials debate check stations and surveys, while cases remain few but likely underreported. experts urge self checks and public education to curb Lyme disease risk.
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Nick Wilson
University of Northern Iowa
Iowa
Wilson
UNI
Iowa Science Foundation
Fayette County
Middletown
Des Moines
Iowa Department of Natural Resources
Richard Bishop
Bishop
U.S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Texas
Oregon
California
Hedberg
Shell
Currier
Ken Holscher
Iowa State University
Holscher
Helscher
Bedell
Berkley Bedell
Joe Blow
Gulf mines rattled shipping amid Gulf War tensions
A shipping executive near the mine complex described the blast as like a faint earthquake. Reports say two explosions were heard and six crew were rescued alive from the Anita, with one Indian crewman later dying. Iran is blamed by many for the mines, while Tehran denies the charge.
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Iran
Hashemi Rafsanjani
Saudi Arabia
Gulf of Oman
Gulf Agency
Jerry Blackburn
Hull
England
Fujairah
Coast Guard
United Arab Emirates
United States
Persian Gulf
Kuwait
Iraq
Gulf
Ras Tanura
Los Angeles Times
State Department
U.S
Robert Lamb
Department’s
Bureau of Diplomatic Security
Washington
Record of extreme multiple births and survivals across history
The article surveys rare multi birth cases, noting a recent 7 birth set with four girls and three boys, a 25 or 26 week infant with very low weight, and comparisons to prior survivors including Janet Walton’s 1983 sextuplets and Susan Coleman’s trio in London. It cites Guinness records for decaplets and nonaplets, with outcomes ranging from survival to stillbirth.
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Janet Walton
Susan Coleman
London
Bacacay
Brazil
Spain
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