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In-depth study of the human-animal bond

Oct 7, 2009

A partnership consisting of a division of the National Institutes of Health, Mars, and the National Institute of Nursing is looking to back studies examining the beneficial effects of pets on people, particularly in child development. Click here to read more.

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