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Human sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are usually species‑specific, but some human pathogens originally came from animals through zoonotic jumps over long timeframes — for example HIV’s ancesto...
Pink Himalayan salt contains measurable amounts of calcium, potassium, magnesium and iron that give it its color and a “richer mineral profile” compared with refined iodized table salt, but those mine...
Close-contact companion animals (dogs, cats) are documented reservoirs for dozens of zoonotic pathogens and commonly transmit infections to people by bites, scratches, saliva, feces, and close daily c...
Major health and science-oriented sources in the provided results say iodized table salt is the more reliable way to get dietary iodine, while Himalayan/pink salt usually contains only trace iodine an...