Introduction Rabies is a frightening viral disease that, once contracted by a human patient, is always fatal. The first phase of the infection, incubation, can last from weeks to months, during which the virus replicates without causing symptoms. The first symptoms include fever and malaise, and...
In 1989, The Lancet published a letter from two British dermatologists describing an intriguing anecdote of a canine possibly detecting cancer. A British woman noticed that her dog kept sniffing a mole on her leg and seemed unusually focused on that spot. At first, she...
Introduction: A World Drowning in Plastic A global consensus recognizes that plastic pollution is a major issue, yet that consensus does not extend to whether the solution lies in reducing global plastic production or improving plastic waste management. WellBeing International, Inc. has published eight newsletter articles...
Modern agriculture has been very successful at delivering cheap food to dining room tables around the world, but there are growing concerns about some of the external costs associated with intensive agricultural systems. For example, no fewer than 11 journalists at the New York Times...
Introduction For over five decades, the South Florida Wildlife Center (SFWC) has been a cornerstone of wildlife rescue and rehabilitation on 4.1 acres of leased land in Broward County, South Florida. The SFWC serves not only Broward County but also parts of Palm Beach and Miami-Dade...
In the United States, it is well known that proposing a law change about pet dogs, such as increasing the license fee, can spark a heated debate at a local council meeting. The Indian Supreme Court now recognizes that such a proposal also generates national...
