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Thrush isn't difficult to cure in a horse, but left untreated, it can have some nasty side-effects. Prompt treatment is key for a sound equine.

Saving money could cost a bundle as summer travelers opt for low-priced rooms. While no hotel is germ-free, a few pointers will help vacationers avoid medical treatment.

Worm composting produces compost rich in nutrients, cuts down on waste in the garbage can, and produces red wiggler worms.

Swine flu symptoms can be mild or fatal, just like seasonal flu. H1N1 vaccine side effects can be minor or permanent. Weigh risks vs. benefits before making a decision.

There are three types of symbiotic relationships that microbes can have with their host organism: mutualism, commensalism and parasistism.

The relationships between plants, animals and their surroundings are studied in a branch of science termed ecology, critical to many environmental issues.

Fungus of the genus Candida can cause mouth infections for numerous reasons in children and adults generating patches in the mouth that can look like cottage cheese.

Simply putting peppers in the ground doesn't end the job of raising peppers. A few other chores are required.

A Report in the Journal, Science, Says Madagascar Has an Opportunity to Rethink Endangered Species Conservation by Protecting All of Its Plants and Animals

On most menus as a routine starter, they nevertheless contain some fascinating folklore which is worth digesting - if you have a strong stomach for herbal medicine.

The Center for Biological Diversity reports that about 15,000 medicinal plants across the globe are at risk from habitat destruction, overharvesting, and big business.

Crabapple diseases ruin landscape designs. Bacteria and fungi cause the majority of crabapple diseases. Awareness and proper environments lead to healthy crabapples.