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Sign up to our Morning Mail Sign up now » A daily wrap of what's happening, stories we love and the latest news, sent early in the morning. Click here to sign up to our Morning Mail the guardian today - Australia edition Thursday 26 May 2016 Editor's picks More » Australian election 2016: Nova Peris says 'no one should judge' her after quitting Senate – politics live First Indigenous woman elected to federal parliament addresses media with Bill Shorten and says family reasons behind resignation. All the latest campaign news with Katharine Murphy, live Do you care about animals? Then you really shouldn't eat octopus | Elle Hunt Barnaby Joyce tells Johnny Depp: get over your anger, it's time to move on Hiker who went missing on Appalachian Trail survived 26 days before dying Labor 'can't afford' to restore Schoolkids bonus or reverse pension changes Top Donald Trump staffer abruptly let go from campaign amid internal dispute Sport More » José Mourinho and Pep Guardiola get set for a new El Crassico | Marina Hyde David Squires on ... Nicky Winmar and Indigenous players in the AFL Nick Kyrgios eager to renew acquaintance with Richard Gasquet at French Open Cameron Smith ends feud with Channel Nine after broadcaster's on-air apology Sydney FC squad set for revamp after last-gasp Asian Champions League heartbreak Culture More » Tara Moss: 'We do not live in a predominantly feminist world' Pond's Nicholas Allbrook on Australia's national anthem: 'It's ignorant and isolationist' Follies In Concert review – stars align in Melbourne for rare and exhilarating night of Sondheim Comment is free More » The sad story of Sully the rescue dog | First Dog on the Moon Indigenous Australia is open for business – but we need investment to realise our potential | Marcia Langton I didn't understand how special it was to be Aboriginal until I was 17 | @IndigenousX Life and style More » Home is where the toxins are – the hidden poisons we live with Conflicting diet advice? It's enough to make you take up smoking – cartoon Why do you so rarely see dead birds? Technology More » Billionaire's revenge: Facebook investor Peter Thiel's nine-year Gawker grudge Antisocial network: how self-deprecation is taking over the internet Science More » Genetic engineering of humans has great potential, says Nobel winner Air pollution could increase risk of stillbirth, study suggests Environment More » La Trobe becomes Australia's first university to commit to fossil-fuel divestment US releases millions of wasps to fight ash tree borer Video More » Johnny Depp and Barnaby Joyce revive feud – video Taronga zoo to light up for Sydney's Vivid festival – video Johnny Depp explains Aussie apology, suggests Barnaby Joyce might be 'inbred with a tomato' – video Most viewed in last 24 hours More » The men who live as dogs: 'We're just the same as any person on the high street' Human pups like to live in packs, play with squeaky toys, eat from bowls and nuzzle their 'handlers'. Ahead of a new documentary, Spot, Bootbrush and Kaz open up about their community Amber Heard files for divorce from Johnny Depp Yanis Varoufakis: Australia's negative gearing is 'scandalous' Neanderthals built mysterious cave structures 175,000 years ago Australia's dirtiest power station may be closed or sold off, French owner says There are lots of ways to say sorry, but Indigenous Australians need a treaty now | Paul Daley Sport Culture Comment is free Get more Guardian emails Manage your email preferences One-click unsubscribe You are receiving this email because you are a Guardian Today - Australia edition subscriber. Guardian News & Media Limited - a member of Guardian Media Group PLC. Registered Office: Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9GU. Registered in England No. 908396

Reports of Lyme Disease on the Rise … Why?

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Trouble viewing this email? View as a Webpage Wednesday, May 25, 2016 Top Stories Top Story Reports of Lyme Disease on the Rise … Why? As weather warms, experts are on alert. "It's like a bomb going off; it's spreading in all directions." Children's Health News Should Babies Cry Themselves to Sleep? Public Health News Thousands of Pools Closed for Dirty Water Diet and Food News Is a Low-Salt Diet Bad for Your Health? Mental Health News Antidepressants Used to Treat More Than Just Depression Alzheimer's News Men's Loss of Y Chromosome Tied to Alzheimer's Risk WebMD Videos • Take a Vacation From Alcohol? • Symptoms of Blood Clots • Is There a Diabetes Diet? Travel Alert • Top Summer Hazards • 20 Food Poisoning Dangers Slideshow Diseases Spread by Mosquitoes Zika is making big news. But these other illnesses can also be serious. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT You are receiving this message because you registered with WebMD as mantiskhiralla@gmail.com. If you did not register for WebMD please contact our Customer Care Team. www.webmd.com  |   Unsubscribe  |  WebMD Privacy Policy © 2016 WebMD, LLC. All rights reserved. WebMD Office of Privacy | 1201 Peachtree Street, NE | Atlanta, GA 30361