There are several precautions you can take to keep ticks at bay this summer.

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In 1858, Londoners were overwhelmed with the stench rising from the River Thames. Joseph Bazalgette built an entire sewer system to get rid of of the smell.
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Packaging that says "FDA approved" is a clear sign that your N95 face mask is fake. Here's how to identify the real thing.