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Even moderate summer temperatures are enough to drive bacterial toxins into dairy cows' bloodstreams — with consequences for immunity and clotting that farmers and vets cannot afford to ignore. Meanwhile, a family-owned spirits company has defied a shrinking market to push revenues to a new record high. And a fresh nutrition study offers surprisingly clear evidence that one piece of fruit a day can measurably cut the risk of heart disease in people living with obesity.
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