Halo around the body linked to airborne infection study claims
British researchers report a thin body halo 1 to 2 centimeters thick surrounds people. It contains 30 to 400 percent more microscopic organisms and rises upward from feet toward the head. Some bacteria are inhaled, possibly linking skin diseases to asthma and respiratory infections. Idaho Tuberculosis Association offers more information.
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Speeding laws reminder from Idaho State Police
The Idaho State Police urge compliance with traffic laws and warn that radar equipment in patrol cars can measure speeding even when cars come from opposite directions or angles. They emphasize safety and the consequences of accidents, urging pedestrians and drivers to obey signals and speed limits to avoid hospital stays.
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