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Polar regions in peril without government action

What will it take to get any government to recognise and take substantive action on climate change and biodiversity loss? ....

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High Fibre Wheat set to soon be available in Australia

Following the announcement that Allied Pinnacle had secured exclusively licensed patents for High Fibre Wheat in April, Australia will soon be able to access it. ....

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BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 10:22:00

Time, my laboratory colleague involved me and we got to work trying to determine what this worm actually was so we could treat this patient. and we looked through all the possibilities and realised it might be outside the realms of normal human parasites, we were able to send it up the road to an animal parasitology is too made the diagnosis. 50 parasitology is too made the diagnosis- diagnosis. so this worm was successfully diagnosis. so this worm was successfully extracted, - diagnosis. so this worm was successfully extracted, was| diagnosis. so this worm was i successfully extracted, was it? diagnosis. so this worm was - successfully extracted, was it? it was, all eight centimetres, it was alive, it was removed from the brain by our neurosurgeon and it was alive when it reached the microbiology laboratory and it was alive when he got sent up the road to our colic at the csiro, then he dissected it and that was the end of the worm eggs absolutely extraordinary. ﬁnd that was the ....

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BBCNEWS BBC News Now June 4, 2024 13:53:00

Just discovered a live wriggling worm in this patient s brain. it s something we ve never seen before. help us out. and as the on call infectious diseases physician at the time, my laboratory colleague involved me and we got to work trying to determine what this worm actually was so we could treat this patient. and we look through all the possibilities and realize that it might be outside the realms of normal human parasites and canberra being a small place, we were able to send it up the road to the csiro, where an animal parasitologist confidently made the diagnosis. what we believe has happened is this so normally this parasite lives in carpet pythons, which are found all over australia. the eggs of the parasite get into the python. feces, which small mammals or marsupials normally or accidentally consume when they re ....

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BBCNEWS BBC News Now June 4, 2024 11:47:00

Laboratory colleague involved me and we got to work trying to determine what this worm actually was so we could treat this patient. and we look through all the possibilities and realized it might be outside the realms of normal human parasites and canberra being a small place, we were able to send it up the road to the csiro, where an animal parasitologist confidently made the diagnosis. and what we believe has happened is this so normally this parasite lives in carpet pythons, which is found which are found all over australia. the eggs of the parasite get into the python. faeces, which small mammals or marsupials normally or accidentally consuming their eating foliage, etc. the parasite develops in them until another snake comes along and kills the marsupial or small mammal, and then the life cycle completes ....

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