Weird Meat Allergy Caused by Ticks May Be Easier to Catch Than We Thought
Vegan sausage roll, anyone?
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Vegan sausage roll, anyone?
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Don't mess with these arachnids when they're hungry.
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The children are thought to be only the second case of sesquizygotic twins discovered.
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It appears Wutip simply beat the odds.
The case study documents a 69-year-old man with an uncommon tumour in his pancreas who received a radioactive treatment intravenously.
