Vietnam War dogs show higher testicular tumors study finds
Veterans groups have long argued exposure to chemical sprays in Vietnam raises cancer risk. A National Cancer Institute study of 1968 to 1973 Vietnam veteran dogs found 80 percent more testis tumors and 90 percent more seminomas than U S dogs, with 70 to 100 percent more testicular dysfunction overall.
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Panther killed on road narrows Florida panther numbers
Harlem Florida AP reports that one of about 30 to 50 remaining wild Florida panthers was struck and killed by a car. It marks the fourth endangered panther death this year and the 13th road kill since July 1984. Lt. Jim Huffstadt called road deaths the leading cause of their decline.
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Fla
Commission
Jim Huffstadt
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