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...wellbeing of the suckling and some (collectively called antibodies) help the youngster withstand infection. Fat is another key constituent of milk. You'll know that the fat content of milk can vary over time [p. 32], and the variation in milk composition between species is even greater. For example, rhinoceros milk contains hardly any fat, while seal milk is almost 50%...

...health reasons, are on diets involving restricted sodium intake. In spite of the problems encountered when boiling and using soap in hard water, the dissolved solids may give hard water a pleasant taste and have various medicinal benefits. The extent of hard water in Britain tends to follow a north to south-east gradient; the softest water is in Scotland, northern England...

...Health Report on Human Cloning (1998) This report is the Government response to the report by the Human Genetics Advisory Commission and the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority on cloning issues in reproduction, science and medicine Department of Health. Cloning for medicine I. Wilmut ( Scientific American, 279, pp 58-63, 1998) A personal account of the cloning...