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Curriculum that creates and connects

How art is being incorporated in the science classroom in Hawaii and beyond.

 

What record-setting oceanographer Sylvia Earle can teach us about resilience

Near her 85th birthday, the science icon known as Her Deepness reflects on the value of conservation during the COVID-19 pandemic.

 
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Children who need prosthetics can quickly outgrow them and insurers are reluctant to pay for running legs. Nonprofits are helping out.

Adult prosthetics may last a few years, but children who need prosthetics can grow out of them as fast as they outgrow their clothes, creating a critical need for affordable, sustainable limbs.

 

Grain-free, exotic dog food linked to heart disease

As more cases were reported from around the country, veterinarians and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) began investigating a potential link between boutique, grain-free diets and a heart disease in dogs.

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