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Amtrak Adventures: Exploring the Open Road with Your Furry Companion

Traveling with a pet on Amtrak is a breeze. Especially for this Chihuahua-mix. Amtrak is the best way for Olivia Peloquin to travel from New York City to see family in Boston. It's also the perfect mode of transportation for her dog, Betty. The 2-year-old Chihuahua-Jack Russell mix makes the round-trip journey four times a

Recognizing the Rare Signs of Life-Threatening Foodborne Botulism

Foodborne botulism is a rare, life-threatening condition. These are the signs to look for. Foodborne botulism is a potentially deadly condition that’s caused by eating food contaminated with botulinum toxin, a potent toxin that attacks the body’s nervous system. The disease is incredibly rare; in 2019, there were 21 reported cases of foodborne botulism across

Amtrak Adventures: Exploring the Open Road with Your Furry Companion

Traveling with a pet on Amtrak is a breeze. Especially for this Chihuahua-mix. Amtrak is the best way for Olivia Peloquin to travel from New York City to see family in Boston. It's also the perfect mode of transportation for her dog, Betty. The 2-year-old Chihuahua-Jack Russell mix makes the round-trip journey four times a

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Amtrak Adventures: Exploring the Open Road with Your Furry Companion

Traveling with a pet on Amtrak is a breeze. Especially for this Chihuahua-mix. Amtrak is the best way for Olivia Peloquin to travel from New York City to see family in Boston. It's also the perfect mode of transportation for her dog, Betty. The 2-year-old Chihuahua-Jack Russell mix makes the round-trip journey four times a

Navigating Social Media Bias: The Importance of Media Literacy

Bias is all over your social feed. We need media literacy to help us navigate it. | Opinion News literacy teaches you to slow down and notice when you have a strong emotional reaction to something you see online. It's vital for students like me. I am a freshman in college, and I consume media

Recognizing the Rare Signs of Life-Threatening Foodborne Botulism

Foodborne botulism is a rare, life-threatening condition. These are the signs to look for. Foodborne botulism is a potentially deadly condition that’s caused by eating food contaminated with botulinum toxin, a potent toxin that attacks the body’s nervous system. The disease is incredibly rare; in 2019, there were 21 reported cases of foodborne botulism across

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Transforming Your Childhood Dislike for Brussels Sprouts Into a Love Affair

Hated Brussels sprouts as a kid? Maybe this will change your mind. If you were served boiled Brussels sprouts a kid, there's a good chance you don't have fond memories of the experience. But when cooked correctly, the vegetable both tastes good and offers a variety of health benefits. "Fall produce brings in nutrient-packed options

Peanuts: A Nutritious Snack with a Moderation Twist

Yes, peanuts are good for you. But don't have too many. With a market size of more than $90 billion, peanuts are one of the world's most popular nuts. People love their rich, nutty flavor and that roasting can enhance their taste. Abbie McLellan, a clinical dietitian with Stanford Health Care, says peanuts are also loved for

When to Say Goodbye to Deli Meat: A Guide to Freshness and Safety

How long is deli meat good for? Here’s when to discard it. If an open packet of salami has been sitting in your fridge for almost a week, there's good reason to believe it's time to throw it out.   There’s usually a few indications that your days-old deli meat is past its peak, but sometimes

Meet the Courageous Canines Nominated for the 2024 Hero Dog Awards

Sampson the service dog, Bo the police K9 among 5 finalists for Hero Dog Awards 2024 The finalists for the American Humane Hero Dog Awards are pretty incredible. They've found missing children, saved lives, solved crimes and were some of the goodest boys and girls in the country. Meet America's most heroic dogs, who are

Unraveling the Mystery: Why Dogs are Drawn to Lick Feet

Why do dogs lick feet? Explaining their attraction to your paws (and their own). Puppy kisses can be a sweet sign of love from your canine, but only if you don’t think too hard about it – dog’s mouths contain more than 600 different types of bacteria. We certainly don’t walk up to other humans

Understanding Dyslexia: The Genetic Link and Beyond

Yes, dyslexia can be genetic. But genes aren't the only factor to consider. Learning disorders can affect a person more than you can imagine. Someone struggling with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), for instance, may struggle with impulsive behaviors such as buying something they don't need at the grocery store, or they may experience difficulty

Bridget the Penguin: Embracing Her Golden Years in a Custom Cozy Wetsuit

'Spicy old lady:' Bridget the penguin finds warmth in her old age with custom wetsuit A new and special outfit has made life a little cozier for an aging penguin named Bridget. The 37-year-old Gentoo penguin, who is housed at the Kansas City Zoo, was struggling to bend down far enough to reach her uropygial

Cauliflower: A Nutritious Delight with a Few Cautionary Notes

Yes, cauliflower is good for you. But some people need to be careful. Anyone looking to include more vegetables in their diet has many opportunities to do so during fall. It's the time of year when a host of vegetables are in season and when many of our favorite holiday dishes call for vegetables as

Kroshik’s Inspiring Transformation: The Chunky Cat’s Journey to a Healthier Life

Watch as chunky cat starts weight-loss journey: Down 6 pounds, Kroshik has a ways to go A fat Russian cat who is not the biggest fan of diets is proving to be very relatable in his struggle to shed his extra pounds. Kroshik, which translates in English to "Little Baby" or "Crumbs" is anything but

Revolutionizing Menopause: Dr. Mary Claire Haver’s Game-Changing Approach for Women

Dr. Mary Claire Haver is changing the way women go through menopause. Here's how. Corrections & Clarifications: An earlier version of this story misspelled Dr. Haver's first name. It has been updated. If middle-aged women were to start a revolution, their leader might be Dr. Mary Claire Haver. They would be armed with weighted vests

Paws and Fins: A Comprehensive Guide to Feeding Your Dog Fish

Can dogs have fish? From raw to cooked, a guide to what your pet can eat. High in omega-3 fatty acids and choc full of other nutrients like Vitamin D, fish can be a great source of protein. But, while it may be beneficial for humans, what about pets? We've all seen images or videos of cats trying to

Unleashing the Power of HIIT: Is This Trendy Workout Really Effective?

HIIT is one of the most popular workouts in America. But does it work? When it comes to getting enough exercise, everyone searches for something that speaks to them. Some people love the quiet solitude of jogging alone while others prefer the competitive element of team sports like basketball, volleyball or pickleball. Swimming is a