Veterinarians are puzzled by a mysterious respiratory illness in dogs that is spreading around the country, and rapper Snoop Dogg claims he's done smoking marijuana. Plus, the healthy foods cardiologists choose when they're stuck at the airport, and Thanksgiving recipes from an all-star cast of chefs like Martha Stewart and Bobby Flay. |
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Veterinarians are trying to get to the bottom of a mysterious respiratory illness that has sickened dogs across 10-plus states. The illness starts out as a cough that can last for weeks, leaving dogs with severe pneumonia and struggling to breathe. One vet from Colorado told TODAY.com she's seen close to 30 pets with the condition since mid-October. Dogs are most likely to contract the infection by being in close contact with numerous other dogs at places like day care, dog parks, and boarding kennels. Here's what veterinarians recommend in order to keep your dog safe. |
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Ooh wee! Snoop Dogg, whose name is almost synonymous with smoking marijuana, suggested yesterday that he's putting down the joints for good. "After much consideration & conversation with my family, I've decided to give up smoke. Please respect my privacy at this time," he wrote in a message on Instagram. Snoop didn't specify what kind of "smoke" he's quitting, and many fans were either not buying it or thought it might be a marketing ploy for an edibles business. "I'm unsure if I should report this post as hacked," another joked. Continue reading. |
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Heading to the airport for the holidays? Cardiologists understand the challenge of finding healthy food at the terminal, so they shared their routines for when they're stuck. "If you're going to be at the airport for more than 24 or 48 hours, you're going to have to get creative," said Dr. Andrew Freeman, director of cardiovascular prevention at National Jewish Health in Denver. From bringing your own snacks to grab-and-go meals, heart doctors shared their tips for picking the right foods while waiting for your next flight. See their 12 choices (including Mexican food!) here. |
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You've probably heard of white noise — but have you heard of other colors of noise? Pink and brown noise are also becoming increasingly popular to help slumberers drown out other sounds at night. "Colored noise, particularly white noise, can be beneficial for sleep due to its ability to mask disruptive sounds and promote a feeling of calm and relaxation," said Shelby Harris, a clinical psychologist specializing in behavioral sleep medicine. Experts said the color of noise that's best for sleep depends on individual preference, so learn the difference between white, pink and brown noise, and how they might improve your sleep habits. |
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Al Roker is celebrating his 50th cameo! While we see him nearly every day on TODAY, Al has made appearances in 49 different films and TV shows over the past 20 years. Our favorite weatherman is making his 50th cameo to date in the upcoming movie "Good Burger 2," which features the film's original stars, Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell, and premieres on Nov. 22. Watch a preview clip of Al's appearance in the movie, where he plays (of course) a weatherman explaining how to use a green screen. |
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