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The Garden Can Be a Dangerous Place

Most people use insecticides to keep insects from destroying their flowers, shrubs, fruits, and vegetables.

West Nile Virus

Since the summer of 1999, when the first case of the West Nile virus was diagnosed in the United States, it has spread across the country.

What to Do After a Flood

A severe flood can cause tremendous emotional pain, physical hardship, and economic loss.

You Can't Stop the Flu Pandemic, You Can Only Hope to Contain it

The Bush Administration is expressing more concerns of a widespread flu pandemic, saying it could cause massive disruptions of our way of life, reports the Associated Press.

Avoiding High-Altitude Illness

People have always had a fascination with heights. They strive to build the tallest building, climb the highest mountain, even travel toward other planets.

Air Travel: Getting Through Security

Airport security has always been strict, but it has become even more of a hassle to get through since the events of September 11, 2001.

Air Travel: Cabin Safety

Flying is a fast and efficient way for families to travel to their vacation destinations, businessmen/women to make their meetings, and grandparents to see their grandchildren.

Air Travel: Airborne Illnesses

Germs are everywhere. But, when you're in an aircraft cabin, there's no escape, no chance to get fresh air. Each year millions of travelers contract airborne illnesses on airplanes.

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