Pets gain life with hip replacements and dental work
A dog named Nicholas received an artificial hip at Iowa State University for 850 dollars and can bound again. The piece highlights expanding pet medicine with ISU veterinarians performing advanced surgeries, pacemakers, and growing dentistry for dogs.
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Tazette
Nicholas
Jeannie
Bill Olinger
Cottage Grove Woods SE
Iowa State University
Olingers
ISU
Carol Runyon
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Diabolical minds shape teen sex myths and wary parents
Donahue argues humans overcomplicate sex by choice and culture. The piece contrasts animal pair bonding with human guilt and discusses early sex education, parental talks, and mixed messages from adults, schools, and media.
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Gazette
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Lead poisoning still a threat in urban homes
A seven year old, Ali Gonzalez, illustrates the danger of lead exposure from deteriorating paint. CDC figures show 675000 pre school children affected nationwide, with higher rates among black children and inner city youths. The article notes lead painted surfaces remain after 1977 bans and warns parents about dust and repeated pinhead sized ingestions.
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Ali Gonzalez
Ali
National
Centers For Disease Control
Atlanta
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Maxine Golub
Montefiore Medical Center
Bronx
New York
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