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Pinpointing puppy’s pain with acupuncture
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Dog and cat owners are increasingly turning to the ancient practice for their pets’ pains. “There’s such substantial growth in veterinary acupuncture, and it’s driven by pet owners who had acupuncture and want their pets to have the same kind of therapy,” says Simon Flynn, executive director of the American Academy of Veterinary Acupuncture.
Priscilla Chan’s wedding dress
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Webby Awards: The cool and nerdy-cool convene and congratulate
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A vial way to cash in on history?
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