Odds-Defying Triplet Calves Healthy
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PRINCETON, Idaho - Odds-defying triplet calves, a heifer and two bulls, that were born on a northcentral Idaho ranch are healthy and growing, said the rancher and Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine employee who found them in his pasture.
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Obese pregnant women can avoid  weight gain or even lose some weight without harming their  babies, a small study suggests.
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A mutation in mitochondrial DNA passed down from mother to child has now been linked to metabolic syndrome, a collection of traits that includes, high cholesterol, hypertension, obesity and insulin resistance.
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Â·   Killing wild animals 'can limit spread of cattle TB' Â·  Comments contradict independent report
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Teams have a better chance of winning if they go for it when facing fourth-and-short.
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New Haven, Conn. - Researchers at Yale and Syracuse Universities found the first direct evidence for a mutation in mitochondrial DNA that directly affects blood pressure and cholesterol levels.
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Some habits aren't meant to be broken.
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By Douglas A. Kaid, The Bradenton Herald, Fla.  Jan. 31--LAKEWOOD RANCH -- Sometimes the other team is simply better. It's a tough thing to admit for competitors who spend all season trying to convince themselves they can't be beaten if they play their best.
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Three tips to help your portfolio become fit and gain weight in a good way.
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Don't jump to the wrong conclusion -- you might lose a lot.
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NEW YORK  - If a pregnant woman sustains a   fracture, perhaps from an auto accident or fall, the risk of   subsequent complications goes up markedly, researchers report.
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Â· Experts 'concerned' by dramatic rise  Â· Questions over triple jab for children
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Survivors with diets high in meat and refined grains triple their risk of recurrence or death.
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Can these stocks keep up their momentum?
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The odds aren't as long as you might think.
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NEW YORK  - High cholesterol and inflammation during pregnancy may increase a woman's odds of premature delivery, a study suggests.
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NEW YORK  - Pregnant teens who get plenty   of calcium from dairy foods may be helping their babies build   stronger bones, a new study shows.