King salmon vanish in Alaska leaving Yukon River hash
Alaska fisheries face a lean year as king salmon returns slump across rivers triggering closures. Biologists attribute declines to ocean conditions and bycatch in the pollock fishery, with pollock fleets accounting for up to a million metric tons and $1 billion wholesale value. The incident prompts tighter bycatch limits and a 2011 cap of 60,000 kings annually for the pollock fleet.
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Vitamin D deficiency found in millions of U.S. youths
Washington reports two national studies show about 9 percent of Americans aged 1 to 21 have vitamin D deficiency and 61 percent have insufficient levels. Researchers cite risk links to high blood pressure and metabolic syndrome, noting higher rates among girls, adolescents, and darker-skinned youths. Factors include less outdoor time, sunscreen use, and diet shifts away from fortified foods.
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Albert Einstein College of Medicine
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