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Growing Up With a Dog Might Literally Change Your Microbiome and Boost Your Mental Health
Dogs may boost mental health by subtly reshaping the microbes in our bodies. Having a dog doesn’t only mean companionship, ...
Other studies have shown dog owners have differences in their microbiomes, including greater microbial diversity, compared to ...
Staff at a major airport were shocked when they discovered a dog had chewed a massive hole in its crate during a flight. The pup was flying in the hold from Turkey to Amsterdam Schiphol Airport and ...
A long-shared history links humans and dogs, a relationship that began more than 15,000 years ago when early wolves sought food and shelter near human settlements and gradually adapted to life ...
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Pet dogs boost teenagers’ mental health "by changing microbes in their bodies"
Family dogs boost teenagers’ mental health – by changing microbes that live in their bodies, according to a new study.
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