The Inquisitr |
Translucent Lobster Caught In Maine — Weird And Not Very Appetizing
The Inquisitr Every now and then a lobster pulled from the waters of Maine will be a bit weird looking. Whether it has a strange-looking claw or it is vibrant blue, it happens. This is the first translucent lobster that one lobsterman can remember in his neck of the ... Weird, translucent lobster hauled from ocean near Maine |
Texas Tribune |
Harvey's aftermath raises health risks for the region. Here's how to avoid them.
Texas Tribune Even as floodwaters have started receding in some places, experts warn that residents in Harvey-affected areas could still be exposed to numerous health threats, ranging from water contamination to mold to psychological distress. by Giulia Afiune Sept. The hidden health dangers of flooding HHS increases presence and resources to help people affected by Hurricane Harvey Hurricane Harvey drowns cities in harmful floodwater |
The Bolton News |
NHS Blood and Transplant reveals Bolton has second highest number of deaths on the transplant waiting list
The Bolton News BOLTON has the second highest number of people dying while waiting for an organ transplant in Greater Manchester, new figures have revealed. Health bosses have described the number of deaths in the past decade as 'tragic' and 'unnecessary'. Mounting pressure to change organ donor law as figures show 460 Brits died needlessly on transplant waiting lists 133 people in Kent die while on NHS Organ Donation Register 'Deadly shortage' of organ donors costing lives in Warwickshire |
Baltimore Sun |
Medical marijuana plants have started to grow in Maryland
Washington Post BALTIMORE — The first legal crop of marijuana has started to grow in Maryland. And industry officials say products should be available in medical marijuana dispensaries by 2018. The Washington Post reported Saturday that at least two licensed ... Medical Marijuana Physicians Cropping Up in Arkansas Meet the companies launching Maryland's cannabis industry $1 Billion Cannabis Market by 2020 -- and Only 1 Small-Cap Marijuana Stock Is Set to Profit |
Hunters, government, industry at odds over deer urine
ABC News A pair of hunters hunt for deer on Penn State University farm land in State College, Pa., Dec. 8, 2008. New York wildlife managers tasked with curbing the spread of a fatal brain disease have proposed a ban on deer urine used by hunters to lure their ... |