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Did you know there is both good and bad inflammation? The term "inflammation" most likely brings to mind thoughts of pain, swelling, and redness in response to an acute injury or wound. But pain is not always bad: this is the body's way of telling us something is wrong and must be addressed in order to heal.Cooling down chronic inflammationBy Cara Lucas
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While gout has been called "the disease of kings," those afflicted feel anything but royal.Origins, Symptoms, and Natural RemediesBy Isaac Eliaz, MD, MS, LAc
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When caring for bones and joints, proper nutrition is the most basic component. Not only do bones and joints benefit from our good food choices, but the body as a whole reaches a more optimal level of functioning and homeostasis. The right nutrients provide the body with the necessary tools to prevent disease.Improve joint health and overall well-beingBy Katherine Spinks, RD
Obesity Epidemic Fueling Rise in Rheumatoid Arthritis Among WomenAugust 1st, 2012
Obesity and the painful autoimmune disorder rheumatoid arthritis are each becoming more common, raising a logical question: Could one have something to do with the other?
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In southern Florida, giant snakes change the ecosystem one meal at a time
You've probably been "as hungry as a bear." But in the Everglades in southern Florida, you'll sound more local by comparing your hunger to a python. That's because in this region's swamplands, giant snakes called Burmese pythons gobble alligators, birds, raccoons, opossums — even 80-pound deer.
With their ferocious appetites, the snakes have made their presence known to residents and scientists alike. In two new studies, researchers report that in areas where the pythons roam, the mammal population has dropped dramatically. Numbers of deer, bobcats, fox and rabbits are far below what they were 20 years ago, before the pythons arrived.
Federal officials think Burmese pythons were first released into the rugged wilds of the Everglades between 15 and 30 years ago. Since then, the snakes — native to Asia — have gotten comfortable in their new home. Most of the 30,000 or so that now slither through the swamps were probably born there. Others come from pet owners who release the pythons when they get too big.
Scientists know about the pythons' eating habits because of the wide variety of animals, including alligators and large mammals, that have been found in the snakes' stomachs, says Michael Dorcas, who led one of the new studies. "But until now, there hadn't been any indication that the snakes were altering the ecosystem," he told Science News.
An ecosystem includes all the living things, like animals and plants and other organisms, in a particular region. Dorcas, an ecologist at Davidson College in North Carolina, studies how organisms interact with each other and the environment they share.
The Everglades' wet fields, mangrove forests and cypress groves are hard for humans to explore. To count animals, Dorcas and his colleagues had to get creative. They took to the roads, driving 313 nights between 2003 and 2011, to count all of the mammals — dead or alive — they saw. Then, they compared their observations to animal counts made from the road during 51 nights in the 1990s.
Rabbits, among the region's most common animals in the 1990s, had vanished from the more recent count. The numbers of opossums and raccoons had dropped by 98 percent between the two counts, which means that if the scientists counted 100 of the animals in the 1990s, they counted only two in the 2000s. Across the board, the numbers of small and medium-sized mammals had dropped.
Biologist Joshua Holbrook of Florida Atlantic University in Davie, who worked on another recent study of the region, said he and his collaborator Thomas Chesnes, of Florida's Palm Beach Atlantic University, turned up similar results. They also drove around southern Florida to estimate how the ecosystem has changed. Over four nights of driving on Everglades roads, the scientists counted only nine mammals. On another stretch of driving, over five nights, they didn't count any.
"Within the Burmese python's Florida range ... it seems that the sighting of any mammal (especially small mammals) is a rare occurrence," Holbrook and Chesnes reported in their study.
Efforts are underway to rescue the Everglades from the pythons. Government officials have already removed more than 1,000 Burmese pythons from the area, but that has barely made a difference. In January 2012, the U.S. Department of the Interior officially made it illegal for people to bring Burmese pythons — or other giant snakes like anacondas and some constrictors — into the country.
And the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has just started holding what they call "amnesty" days for pet owners who want to give up pythons and other pets that are not native to Florida. The agency has begun organizing occasional, one-day events around the state so that people can surrender their exotic pets free of charge with no questions asked. "Every attempt will be made to place all healthy animals with qualified adopters," this Florida commission says. Its programs will accept nonnative reptiles, amphibians, birds, fish, mammals and invertebrates. But forget Fido and Puss. The program will not find new homes for conventional pets like dogs, cats and ferrets.
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Eagles talking with Washburn for DL job
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Is Trgovac an Eagles DC candidate?
Jeff McLane, Inquirer Staff WriterWith Jim Mora all but signed in Denver -- although you have to wonder what's taking so long -- and with Dick Jauron reportedly in Cleveland interviewing with the Browns, the pool of available defensive coordinators for the Eagles to snatch up seems to be dwindling. But one hot name keeps resurfacing... Read more
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Who will be McDermott's replacement?
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Report: McDermott named Panthers DC
Jeff McLane, Inquirer Staff WriterLess than a week after the Eagles fired him, Sean McDermott was named the Panthers defensive coordinator, a league source confirmed. McDermott will work under former colleague Ron Rivera, who was recently named Carolina's head coach. McDermott and Rivera were assistants together with the Eagles. The... Read more
Was DeSean's year an elite one?
Jonathan TamariBefore the Eagles fire anyone else let's take a look at another huge decision they'll soon face: how to treat DeSean Jackson and what is sure to be a demand for a sizable contract. We went over the scenario a few days ago in our look back at 2010 and look ahead to 2011. To sum up: right... Read more
Mora among three candidates to replace McDermott
Jeff McLane and Jonathan TamariJim Mora has emerged as a "serious" candidate to fill the Eagles' vacant defensive coordinator position, according to a source close to the situation. The former Falcons and Seahawks coach joins Eagles senior assistant Dick Jauron and former Cardinals defensive coordinator Billy Davis as the three... Read more
Eagles fire DL coach Segrest
Jeff McLane, Inquirer Staff WriterAnd another one bites the dust. A day after the Eagles confirmed that defensive coordinator Sean McDermott had been fired, the team let defensive line coach Rory Segrest go, a team source said. Segrest had been the defensive line coach for the last two seasons, and before that he was the Eagles'... Read more
Eagles fire McDermott
Jeff McLane, Inquirer Staff WriterAfter two seasons as defensive coordinator, the Eagles have fired Sean McDermott, the team confirmed. A replacement has not yet been named, according to an Eagles source. McDermott's firing comes just five days after head coach Andy Reid said that McDermott would be back next season. The 36-year-old's... Read more
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