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Once hunted almost to extinction, the population of humpback whales that swims the seas between South America and Antarctica has bounced back. An estimated 25,000 Megaptera novaeangliae now live in the western South Atlantic. That’s about 93 percent of the population’s prehunt levels, which also were updated by a new counting method, researchers report October 16 in Royal Society Open Science [ 455 more words ] https://www.vancouvertoptutor.com//humpback-whales-in-the/

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The idea seemed so catchy, simple and can-do. There’s room to plant enough trees, albeit many, many, many trees, to counter a big chunk of the planet-warming carbon spewed by human activities. A more realistic look at that feel-good estimate, however, might shrink it down to a useful idea, but no panacea. The proposed fabulous benefits of planting trees triggered a skeptical [ 1,298 more word ] https://www.vancouvertoptutor.com//5-things-to-know-about/

A mysterious cannabis-related illness is turning up in emergency rooms in Canada, but exactly what causes it is unknown. https://www.vancouvertoptutor.com//its-torture-is-a-myste/

To determine what happens when you pass on a glass of milk, Marketplace spent months analyzing nutrition studies, interviewed doctors and dietitians, and reviewed one family's weeklong food diaries. https://www.vancouvertoptutor.com//cut-dairy-from-your-di/

Salting a leech that’s sucking your blood could make it vomit into the wound. Biologists behind a new Royal Ontario Museum exhibit on bloodsucking animals suggest better ways to remove leeches and share information about other bloodsuckers, including fish that swim up people’s genitals. https://www.vancouvertoptutor.com//why-you-shouldnt-salt-/

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Schools, often under-resourced when it comes to mental health professionals and supports, face daunting challenges when it comes to detectingand interveningwhen students are in crisis. https://www.vancouvertoptutor.com//should-schools-be-able/

Given that many parents of children with autism seek out complementary and alternative therapies, the Canadian Paediatric Society says it's important that doctors get informed and talk about them especially since those therapies are often expensive, unproven and even potentially harmful. https://www.vancouvertoptutor.com//why-doctors-need-to-wa/

It's regularly touted as a "superfood" or a "healthy fat" and is found in health food stores across the country. But coconut oil is made up almost entirely of saturated fat. Marketplace looks at how the product came to be seen as an attractive alternative for cooking, baking and even in coffee. https://www.vancouvertoptutor.com//why-coconut-oil-might-/