The tale of the doctor in the Bronx and the Gila monster
The story of one huge advance in health care shows why public investment in science is critical and why proposed cuts are ...
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On a Mission to Heal Gila Monsters
The Gila monster, which is native to the deserts of North America, can survive on just a few meals a year, thanks to a digestion-slowing hormone in its venom. The discovery of this hormone paved ...
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The Gila chub occupies only about 10 to 15 percent of its historical range.
The Gila chub once benefited from the engineering feats of beavers living in the upper Gila River basin, whose dams created deep, slow-moving pools the chub loved. So in the late 1800s, when beavers ...