An 8-year-old dog named Gracie Mae arrived at a rescue in Minnesota severely neglected. Her fur was so badly matted that it restricted her movement and partially covered her eyes. But veterinarians shaved off nearly a pound of tangled fur . . . and it immediately helped her see, walk, and move comfortably again. Now she’s been adopted and is living her best life……… Do you start your day with a multivitamin? If not, you may want to start, because scientists are saying it could help slow the signs of aging. Researchers tracked older adults for two years, and the group taking a daily multivitamin showed slower biological aging. The difference was about two and a half to five months of reduced biological aging compared to the placebo group. Researchers are saying this is important because most anti-aging studies involve extreme diets or experimental drugs………………And finally………………
Someone is looking out for our oceans. Hawaii Pacific University’s Center for Marine Debris Research has removed more than 84 tons of abandoned fishing gear from the North Pacific Ocean over the past three years. The effort, which is known as the Bounty Project, pays commercial fishermen to collect dangerous gear like nets and floats while they’re out at sea. These recoveries can help prevent the debris from harming marine wildlife. Researchers say the program shows how working with the fishing industry can dramatically speed up ocean cleanup efforts.