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Learn more about whirling disease in Wyoming. Whirling disease is caused by a microscopic parasite called Myxobolus cerebralis and can be found in trout and other fish in the salmonid family. Once the parasite infects young trout, it feeds on cartilage in the skull. This affects the fish’s nervous system and equilibrium, which causes fish to swim in circles and appear to chase their tail. Read the full story on the Wyoming Wildlife magazine page of our website. | Wyoming Game and Fish Department

Scientists from Britain and the U.S. say they've discovered Alzheimer's disease in dolphins and those findings could help in the search for a treatment and cure. The research is published in the journal Alzheimer's and Dementia. | CBS Philadelphia

Heart Disease Prevention - Episode 1 Early prevention and treatment is the best medicine when it comes to heart disease! Learn from Professor Khawar Kazmi (Head of Preventive Cardiology, NICVD) what you can do to prevent heart disease! #HeartDiseasePrevention #NICVD #PreventiveCardiology | National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases - NICVD