Monthly Archives: May 2010

Of Newfie’s knees and bad knees

When you mention the Newfoundland breed of dog, most people think of big, beautiful, loving, black-furred dogs.  Many “Newfies” are beloved family pets, and some owners say these dogs are more likely to be found comfortably dozing on the sofa than running around outside.  Not that they’re lazy, mind you…but they do like their lives of leisure.  Don’t we all wish we had it like that?

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One Health and the Gulf oil spill

The Gulf oil spill is obviously a disaster of immense proportions, but it’s also an excellent example of how human health, animal health, and ecosystem health are interrelated.

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