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FDA says dogs have been dying after exposure to medicated cream called fluorouracil
Read full article: FDA says dogs have been dying after exposure to medicated cream called fluorouracilThe FDA has received reports of dogs dying after they were exposed to a type of medicated cream called fluorouracil.
Toxic trouble: Household items pose poison dangers for children
Read full article: Toxic trouble: Household items pose poison dangers for childrenThis National Poison Prevention Week, we’re diving into the potential toxic hazards in your home -- particularly those that children can get their hands on.
Mom works to prevent dangerous tip-overs in homes after daughter killed by fallen dresser
Read full article: Mom works to prevent dangerous tip-overs in homes after daughter killed by fallen dresserWhether it’s a big screen TV or a piece of furniture in your child’s bedroom, tip-over dangers are real and send thousands to the hospital every year.
Mom works to prevent dangerous tip-overs in homes after daughter killed by fallen dresser
Read full article: Mom works to prevent dangerous tip-overs in homes after daughter killed by fallen dresserWhether it’s a big screen TV or a piece of furniture in your child’s bedroom, tip-over dangers are real and send thousands to the hospital every year.
Scavenging bald eagles face threat from vehicles in Michigan
Read full article: Scavenging bald eagles face threat from vehicles in MichiganLANSING, Mich. Bald eagles that soar majestically through Michigan skies are finding danger on the ground even after recovering from the brink of extinction. Bald eagles are scavengers, and road kill is a favorite form of food for them because they are sitting on the road, Roberson said. Fish and Wildlife Service, examined the deaths of 1,490 bald eagles. In 2007, bald eagles were removed from the Federal List of Endangered and Threatened Wildlife and Plants. Experts say Michigan is home to an estimated 2,500 bald eagles, including more than 500 young eagles that arent of breeding age.