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CSI-type genetic analysis has been used to solve medical mysteries in humans. Now a central Florida team of researchers are using genetic analysis to find the source of an epidemic in puppies.
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With hurricane season comes an increased risk for a bacterial infection that can be contracted from contaminated floodwater. Leptospirosis is endemic to Florida and the disease can be fatal unless it’s treated.
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It’s peak season for swimming in lakes and rivers … and getting sick. That’s according to a new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Center study. Most illnesses are easily avoided and treatable.
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Florida residents, and tourists alike, are at higher risk of contracting waterborne illnesses from the ocean when temperatures rise during the summer. Precautions can be taken to avoid infection.
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Bacteria that are resistant to most antibiotics are on the rise. These nightmare bacteria are usually found in hospitals.
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Researchers at University of Central Florida have found a link between a bacteria found in diseased livestock, and common autoimmune diseases. Consuming contaminated meat and dairy products could trigger rheumatoid arthritis.