Early Whale Watching and How Animal Research Advances Women’s Health

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Early Whale Watching and How Animal Research Advances Women's Health

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Today’s wildly positive news: Summers highlights how Australian whale watchers are being treated to an earlier-than-usual whale watching season thanks to successful conservation! Then, Kristy talks about a new study that details how animal adaptations could inform better women’s health.

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This article was originally published on June 13, 2022

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