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The Florida green iguana is on that list. Some people refer to iguanas as "mini dragons." They don't breathe fire, but they ...

General well-being depends on excellent oral health, but many individuals ignore typical dental issues until they become worse. Dental problems may strike without warning and compromise your capacity ...

You may know that caring for your gut microbiome could help you live longer. But brushing and flossing your teeth is also a ...

Whether you are placing a central line, managing a Clostridioides difficile case, or keeping a surgical field sterile, you're ...

A sloth in Cheshire has successfully undergone “pioneering” surgery to cure its toothache. Rico, 25, is believed to be the ...

Early last year, keepers at Chester Zoo first spotted that 25-year-old Rico, a two-toed sloth, had swellings on the side of ...

Have you ever wondered how your teeth affect your health? Teeth alignment is more than just about a beautiful smile. Proper alignment can improve your ...

A rare two-toed sloth is recovering at a UK zoo after undergoing pioneering dental surgery to cure its toothache. The 25-year-old South American mammal named Rico began to concern keepers at Chester ...

Green iguanas in captivity are known carriers of E. coli and salmonella bacteria. In a study of captive green iguanas in Mexico, nearly 40% were found to carry E. coli strains that were resistant to ...