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Karen E. Lange

Reporter · US

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Sep 4, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Date: September 4, 2026 Author(s): Karen E. Lange

    Fleeing the flames: Animal Rescue Team helps pets and families in Chile (opens the original)

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    Wildfires had burned before in the forested hills above Penco, Chile, but this was different. Usually, during the annual dry season, the wind blew in from the ocean, keeping fires away from the city. But in January, it reversed, blowing toward Penco. Carried by the wind, flames raced down the hills through plantations of dry pine and eucalyptus trees and tore into the outskirts of the city. Homes, cars and entire apartment buildings burned. People fled as quickly as they could with their animals

  2. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Date: September 4, 2026 Author(s): Karen E. Lange

    The future of science without animal testing (opens the original)

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    When MIT bioengineer Linda Griffith set out to find a better treatment for a painful disease affecting 1 in 10 women—including her and her niece—she took a different path from most researchers. She didn’t use animals. Instead, Griffith took cells from patients with endometriosis—a disease that causes tissue from the uterus to grow in other parts of the body—and used them to grow tiny versions of uterine tissue. She placed the tissue on lab “chips” designed to simulate the human body, with nutrie

  3. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Date: September 4, 2026 Author(s): Karen E. Lange

    Fleeing the flames: Animal Rescue Team helps pets and families in Chile (opens the original)

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    Wildfires had burned before in the forested hills above Penco, Chile, but this was different. Usually, during the annual dry season, the wind blew in from the ocean, keeping fires away from the city. But in January, it reversed, blowing toward Penco. Carried by the wind, flames raced down the hills through plantations of dry pine and eucalyptus trees and tore into the outskirts of the city. Homes, cars and entire apartment buildings burned. People fled as quickly as they could with their animals

  4. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Date: September 4, 2026 Author(s): Karen E. Lange

    More than 150 cats saved from Maryland animal sanctuary (opens the original)

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    In February, on a road buried under nearly a foot of snow, our Animal Rescue Team approached a 17-acre Maryland property where the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office had called for help: More than 100 cats needed to be removed from an alleged cruelty situation in freezing temperatures. When our team reached the fenced, wooded property—which contained many sheds, as well as a chicken house and enclosures used to shelter cats—they searched for signs of life. Immediately, they saw little ears and fac

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