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Exploring treatment options for osteochondrosis
In both veterinary and human medicine, artificial joint replacements have become more common as technology has advanced. Animals may receive an artificial joint for a variety of reasons, one of which is osteochondrosis.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Over-active bladder solutions
Two studies reveal acupuncture to be as effective as drugs, and without side effects for the treatment of over-active bladder (OAB).
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Crohn’s disease
Crohn’s disease is an inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) that can affect the entire gastrointestinal or GI tract, but most commonly the small intestine.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Chronic diarrhea or constipation: A red flag
Chronic digestive symptoms can make one’s life miserable.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Hemorrhoids: A pain in the butt!
Hemorrhoids are extremely common.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Sugar cravings
For the vast majority of human history sugar was virtually unknown.
No headline
With both backers and detractors, the ketogenic diet is on the minds of many dietitians, nutrition specialists and Average Joes and Janes at the moment.
4-H kids ready for swine weigh-in
Spring is in full swing for young pig farmers in Kootenai and Shoshone counties.
Unleashing a laundry list against liberal ideology
Compromise — I’ve heard and read a great deal about this word for the last seven or so years. The liberals tell us that the Republicans are the problem, especially those conservatives and even more so those Tea Party renegades and obstructionists. Oh my, if only both sides could get along and get something done — compromise is the only solution, work together, then all would be well, no more gridlock, wow, so simple — why oh why can’t we just sit down and get it done?
Report those pigs
BOISE (AP) — Officials in Idaho, Oregon and Washington are launching a campaign aimed at stopping the spread of wild pig populations in the region.
Lunch with Abeja
This past week I was honored to have lunch with John Abbott, co-owner and winemaker for Abeja Winery in Walla Walla. What a treat for me to have some extended time with one of the great talents in Washington state winemaking. I have long enjoyed the Abeja wines, and find him to consistently produce great wine, while avoiding the "sameness" that exists in much of the state's wine industry.
Love is like a box of chocolates... that you make
Giving Mom a box of chocolates on her special day can be a fine way to show your love. Even more so if you made the chocolates yourself.
Youth Sports Aug. 30, 2023
Junior tackle football, club soccer ... and more.
SHERIFF: Whoa there, hoss
Y’all hear that? Thar’s a new sheriff in town. You know his name. It’s been impossible to miss, every day for what seems years.
Town hall meeting Saturday
Coeur d'Alene's Legislative Committee will be hosting a town hall meeting from 8:30 to 10 a.m. Saturday in the Community Room at the Coeur d'Alene Public Library.
GREY WOLF: May be only animal left
I am writing a letter to the editor concerning my thoughts on the grey wolf population in the Idaho panhandle.
Cd'A Charter Academy to host Writing Rally Jan. 28
Coeur d'Alene Charter Academy staff will host a Writing Rally Jan. 28 from 8:45 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Wolf trapper certification classes scheduled
Idaho residents who want to trap wolves must complete a wolf trapping course offered by the Idaho Department of Fish and Game.
Adler lecture is online
Constitutional scholar Dr. David Adler’s most recent lecture in Coeur d’Alene is now available online.
Wolf trapping classes coming up in Cd'A
Anyone interested in trapping wolves in Idaho must pass a wolf trapping certification program offered by the Idaho Department of Fish and Game.