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Along the transect, every household was selected and every household member invited to participate. Minor surgery can transect the vessels with dramatic results, says Dr. The researchers conducted health surveys of beachgoers at two public beaches, one on Lake Michigan and one on Lake Erie, and compared them with thrice-daily water quality measurements along transects at the beaches. |
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