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A study published in the journal Ecological Monographs indicates that large mammals, such as tapirs, peccaries, agoutis and deer, alter the chemical composition of litter and soil in tropical forests of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest. As a result, they increase nutrient availability and, possibly, soil fertility.
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Your parents always told you to eat your vegetables if you want to stay strong and healthy, but this summer, you couldn’t be blamed for avoiding some of them.
Ghana’s efforts to end HIV as a public health threat by 2030 could face a major setback if stigma surrounding the virus continues to discourage people from getting tested, accessing treatment, and…
[Health-e] Children in Saulsville, west of Pretoria continue to use public parks where residents say sewage, illegal dumping and deteriorating infrastructure have made the spaces unsafe.
There were essentially three questions before the Supreme Court: Can the police register an FIR for an offence under the Act? Can they investigate it?
Lawmakers in Kano State call for urgent intervention as a diphtheria outbreak claims over 50 children in Rano LGA. Learn about the spread and government re Read More…
RIYADH — Dr. Hanan Balkhy has expressed her gratitude to Saudi Arabia following her nomination for Director-General of the World Health Organization for the 2027–2032 term, outlining a career spanning…
