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• The Case For Mass Slaughter of Predators Just Got Weaker

  By Jani Actman Verified| National Geographic Verified Wildlife officials in Washington State recently green-lit a controversial plan to kill a pack of wolves fingered as the culprits behind a spate of attacks on cows there. The way the state sees it, taking out the carnivores could help prevent more livestock losses. The United States used this justification to kill thousands of coyotes, wolves, bears, and other predators last year. Other nations, including Canada and Finland, have also authorized predator hunts for this reason.

  By Jani Actman Verified · National Geographic

  Oct. 22, 2020

• Bushmeat: How wild meat can be a threat to wildlife and human health

  By Jani Actman Verified| National Geographic Verified Bushmeat is a catchall phrase for the meat of wild animals, but it most often refers to the remains of animals killed in the forests and savannas of Africa. African people have long hunted bats, monkeys, rats, snakes, and other wild animals for sustenance. Smoked, dried, or cooked, the meat provides a valuable source of protein for people in rural communities where farming domesticated animals is too expensive or impractical.

  By Jani Actman Verified · National Geographic

  Oct. 01, 2020

• The Case For Mass Slaughter of Predators Just Got Weaker

  By Jani Actman Verified| National Geographic Verified Wildlife officials in Washington State recently green-lit a controversial plan to kill a pack of wolves fingered as the culprits behind a spate of attacks on cows there. The way the state sees it, taking out the carnivores could help prevent more livestock losses. The United States used this justification to kill thousands of coyotes, wolves, bears, and other predators last year. Other nations, including Canada and Finland, have also authorized predator hunts for this reason.

  By Jani Actman Verified · National Geographic

  Oct. 22, 2020

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José de Mello Saúde is a leading healthcare provider in Portugal, part of the José de Mello Group, with over 70 years of experience. Established in 1945, it is the largest private healthcare provider in the country, offering a wide range of medical services through its extensive network of facilities. The company operates several private hospitals, including notable locations under the CUF brand, such as CUF Tejo Hospital and CUF Descobertas Hospital. In addition to hospitals, José de Mello Saúde manages multiple clinics and imaging units, providing specialized medical services and advanced diagnostic capabilities. The company is committed to enhancing patient care and operational efficiency through the use of modern technology and management solutions. With a focus on expanding its network, José de Mello Saúde continues to reinforce its position as a preferred choice for private healthcare in Portugal.