Emerging data highlight how forest destruction and fragmentation can encourage transmission of zoonotic diseases.
KAMLOOPS — Kamloops is a hot spot for the Rocky Mountain Wood Tick. Dr. Rob Higgins, co-chair of Thompson Rivers University department of biological sciences, said peak season for ticks has arrived.
A Kilkenny resident, living in the county for over 50 years has received a thank you letter from the offices of British ...
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A man whose father is critically ill in Thailand is desperate to bring him home to the UK to help save his life. Reginald Leo, 76, moved to Pattaya, a city south of Bangkok, with his wife Valerie last ...