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Does your dog have bad breath? These Arizona researchers might have a solution
If your fur baby has bad breath, there s new hope on the horizon. A new product in development right here in Arizona could change all that. Author: Rachel Cole Updated: 10:18 PM MST May 11, 2021
PHOENIX University of Arizona researchers have developed a harmless bacteria strain to help battle bad breath in our furry friends.
We all love our fur babies, they re always happy to see us when we get home and they never talk back! However, their breath can be ruff because of halitosis but not to worry, UArizona researchers Eric Lyons and Scott Zentack are finding new ways to ward off bad breath for pets.
Arizona school districts still have the power to enforce individual mask mandates on their campuses. Author: 12 News Updated: 9:32 PM MST April 19, 2021
PHOENIX Gov. Doug Ducey rescinded his mask requirement for Arizona K-12 schools on Monday but allowed districts to create their own policies.
Ducey claimed that the decision came under new guidance from the CDC, but the move has been derided by the state s top educator Kathy Hoffman who said it destabilizes school communities as they end what has arguably been the most challenging year for education.
Masks have consistently been cited as one of the most effective ways to limit the spread of COVID-19 which is primarily spread through coughs and sneezes.