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More than 3,800 critters treated by Sanibel’s CROW in 2016

By Dr. Heather Barron From news-press.com As 2016 draws to a close, we count our blessings over the past year and make resolutions for ways to improve in the new year. Part of the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife’s…

2016 marks the first year in the “Age of the Drone”

BY ALLISON FONDER From Core77 The best and weirdest drone news of the year The introduction of drones into the consumer market really only took place around this time last year, so 2016 could effectively be deemed the first year…

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The Pros and cons of back surgery

From Wn.com When you consult any doctor and decide to have a back surgery, probably your doctor will first try to help you with some medication and exercise. Where surgery is a painful procedure and demands a lot of rest,…

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US: Keys doctor still wants to swab noses in GM bug trial

BY KATIE ATKINS From Miami Herald Wherever genetically modified mosquitoes are released in the Florida Keys next year, a Key West doctor will follow — with cotton swabs. Dr. John Norris III in September told the Keynoter he wants consent…

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The winter solstice triggers an extraordinarily rare and fascinating event in hundreds of Spanish missions

By Rubén G. Mendoza, The Conversation From Business Insider On Wednesday, Dec. 21, nations in the Northern Hemisphere will mark the winter solstice – the shortest day and longest night of the year. For thousands of years people have marked…

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An enormous volcano under the Italian city of Naples is showing signs of reawakening

AFP From Business Insider PARIS (AFP) — A slumbering Campi Flegrei volcano under the Italian city of Naples shows signs of “reawakening” and may be nearing a critical pressure point, according to a study published Tuesday. Italian and French scientists…

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North Pole warms to near melting point: 50 degrees above normal

BY ANDREW FREEDMAN From Mashable A buoy located within about 100 miles of the North Pole recorded a temperature of 0.4 degrees Celsius, or 32.7 degrees Fahrenheit, on Dec. 22, 2016. This confirms the computer model projections for unusually high…

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A retired professor thinks he’s found the location of King Arthur’s Camelot

By Josh Hrala, ScienceAlert From Business Insider A retired professor from the UK says he might have pinpointed the location of Camelot, the legendary castle where stories claim that King Arthur held court some 1,400 years ago – if he…

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Health City Cayman Islands completes 500 orthopedic surgeries

BY JBEST ·From Caribbean Medical News Health City Cayman Islands has completed 500 successful orthopedic surgeries two and a half years after it opened its doors. “We are proud to have achieved this milestone in such a short period and…

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Travelers are ditching Zika-filled Caribbean for Hawaii this winter

By Dana Schuster From New York Post When NY1 traffic reporter Jamie Stelter and her husband, CNN anchor and correspondent Brian Stelter, were planning a December getaway, they nixed their usual locales. “We like to go to Miami. We’ve been…