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Throngs of Brazilian opossums in S.A. for fatty liver research
Posted on July 7, 2012 at 1:23 PM
Updated Saturday, Jul 7 at 1:41 PM
They are bigger than a mouse, smaller than a rat, but eat a diet much like humans. Now, this tiny Brazilian opossum could play a big role in battling fatty liver disease, a growing health threat in our community.
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