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A veterinary surgeon deals with the health and welfare of animals; they diagnose and treat diseases and injuries in household pets, livestock, zoo animals and wildlife. They also promote public health by fighting diseases which can be transmitted from animals to humans and by inspecting livestock and food processing procedures to make sure the food supply is safe. Some vets work on wildlife preservation and conservation, whilst others work in research to find the causes and ways to prevent and cure diseases.

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What is Dopamine? Where does it come from? It is a neurotransmitter that takes place in alot of animals

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Some venomous snakes with useful medical applications.

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We use chemistry everyday, though we may not know it.

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“Nature made ferns for pure leaves, to see what she could do in that line,” wrote the 19th century American author Henry David Thoreau. They have multiple uses and emerge with miraculous results that will touch your spirit deep within.

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Benefits of science and technology in everyday life like medicine, communication, etc.

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The Rainforest will be gone soon. What will this mean to humankind?

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Nanotechnology, an exciting future development.

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Many recipients of organ transplants, (hearts/lungs, liver, kidney) have reported significant personality changes – which in many cases, correspond to the traits of the organ donor.
Could the donor’s personality, memories or consciousness remain within their tissue cells and be passed on to another human being?

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Jesuit’s bark, other know as Cinchona Rubiaceae was originally, prepared in different ways, was used as a drug.