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In 1805 Lewis and Clark, helped by the Nez Perce, built five dugout canoes from ponderosa pines on the Clearwater River. Those pines now face mountain pine beetles that warmer winters no longer kill.
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A VA employee visits a VA Regional Office, and gives a detailed description of the people and processes involved in completing a Veteran’s Claim.
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By the end of 2018, 15 states' Medicaid programs covered all nine proven treatments for quitting smoking, up from six in 2008 — but only Kentucky and Missouri had removed every barrier to using them.
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At 16, Ralph Lazo, who was not Japanese American, boarded the train to Manzanar with his friends because their removal was wrong. He stayed until drafted, won a Bronze Star, and backed redress.
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A UCLA chemistry student when Pearl Harbor was bombed, Joe Nagano found his first job and first date at Manzanar, finished college in Chicago, served in occupied Japan and spent 33 years at Los Angeles's Hyperion plant.
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Protein builds and maintains bones, muscles and skin. Complete and incomplete proteins, why you need some every day, and what decides how much.
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PMS is a group of physical and emotional symptoms that begin one to two weeks before a period; PMDD is a severe form. What may cause it, how it is diagnosed, and the treatments that can help.
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Disasters can cut power and supplies. How to keep insulin cool but not frozen, what to do if it has been stored warm, where to get emergency diabetes help, and when to throw insulin away.
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Five people in Virginia, including a 3-year-old, needed hospital care after eating mushroom gummies labeled as Amanita muscaria. Tests of gas-station gummies found unlabeled psilocybin and other drugs.
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Why nutrition matters more in pregnancy: the extra folic acid, iron, calcium, vitamin D, protein and fluids needed, healthy weight gain and calories by trimester, and the foods and drinks to avoid.
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Talking to children about mental illness can be an opportunity for parents and caregivers to provide their children with information, support, and guidance.
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A partnership of the Park Service, park nonprofits and Subaru has kept more than 16 million pounds of waste out of landfills at three pilot parks since 2015. Five ways visitors can help.
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Amblyopia is the most common cause of poor vision in children: the brain favors one eye over the other. Its causes, how it is found, and the patch and eye-drop treatments.
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Taste and smell bring pleasure, drive appetite and warn of danger such as spoiled food or a gas leak. How the disorders show themselves, what causes them, and how aging affects the senses.
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Researchers ran 84 projects in Acadia in 2021, a near record, and published at least 43 papers — on rockweed, bats, salt-tolerant salamanders, sweetgrass harvesting, Cadillac's summit and COVID-era visitors.
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