AllerGen in the News: 2016
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2016
Lovers and Liars: CBC Radio series explores deception and devotion
CBC, 30-Dec-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
‘Clean’ beauty product trend just pseudo-science, say experts
Metro, 28-Dec-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Thumb-suckers, nail-biters less likely to develop allergies
Knowridge Science Reports, 18-Dec-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
The Good Bugs: Replacing the Microbes that Baby Misses in a C-Section Delivery
Allergic Living, 15-Dec-2016
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
The unintended consequence of Angelina Jolie’s viral breast cancer essay
Washington Post, 15-Dec-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
At last, scientists say they have solved the 1952 London fog mystery
Christian Science Monitor, 13-Dec-2016
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
The U.S. is getting its act together on homeopathy. Your move, Canada
CBC, 11-Dec-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
New Zealand is paying for organ donations. Should Canada do the same?
CanTech Letter, 9-Dec-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Study Finds Outdoor Air Pollution Kills More Than 5 Million People Every Year
Digital Journal, 7-Dec-2016
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
BayStreet.ca, 5-Dec-2016
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
Windsor Star, 5-Dec-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Can a bacon-butter ball diet actually work?
Toronto Star, 5-Dec-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Body cleanses can’t save you from holiday overeating
USA Today, 4-Dec-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
‘I’m going to die anyway’: Should terminally ill patients in Canada get ‘the right to try’?
Ottawa Citizen, 2-Dec-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
National Post, 2-Dec-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Is chocolate really good for you? UBC scientists make new tool to measure antioxidants
CBC, 2-Dec-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
How the family veto creates a grey zone around Canada’s organ donation policy
CBC, 1-Dec-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Is it possible to rid kids of milk allergies?
Montreal Families, Dec-2016
Featured researcher: B. Mazer, M. Ben-Shoshan
Health law expert warns of ‘pseudo-science’ after Alberta child deaths
CBC, 29-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
New consortium aims to build bridge between environmental, health data
Proud Green Building, 28-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: J. Brook
Immunotherapy Provides Potential Treatment for Food Allergies
Specialty Pharmacy Times, 28-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: J. Gordon
Saturated Fats Linked to Heart Disease Once Again
MedPage Today, 28-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: S. Anand
Food Navigator USA, 28-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: S. Anand
21st century snake oil: Rough week for homeopathy
barfblog, 27-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Homeopathic ‘treatments’ in the US must specify they don’t work
Tornos News, 25-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Heart disease risk similar for individual saturated fatty acids
medwireNews, 25-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: S. Anand
Petition to remove Deepak Chopra from Edmonton autism conference gets 800 signatures
Cantech Letter, 24-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Saturated fats link to heart disease ‘confirmed’
WebMD, 24-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: S. Anand
Heart disease: Consuming too much saturated fat may raise risk
Medical News Today, 24-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: S. Anand
Saturated Fats In Butter, Cheese And Chocolate Linked To Heart Disease In Large-Scale Study
Huffington Post, 24-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: S. Anand
Let them play in the mud – and get a dog
Cape Cod Times, 24-Nov-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C. Arrieta
High intake of saturated fats linked to increased coronary heart disease risk
EurekAlert!, 23-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: S. Anand
New research consortium aims to build critical bridge between environmental and health data
UofT Engineering News, 22-Nov-2016
Featured researchers: J. Brook, G. Evans
Homeopathy Drugs Must Be Honest, Admit They Have ‘No Scientific Evidence The Product Works’
Counsel&Heal, 22-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Tell consumers homeopathy doesn’t work: US government orders producers
India Today, 22-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Mind healing: the psychological benefits of getting dirty
The Telegraph, 20-Nov-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C. Arrieta
Stop keeping your kids too clean for their own good!
Washington Post, 18-Nov-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C. Arrieta
Can DNA and blood tests reveal which foods are optimal for an individual’s health?
CMAJ, 16-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Homeopathic Medicines Will Carry Labels Saying They’re Unscientific
Slate, 16-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Depression during pregnancy is associated with abnormal brain structure in children
Science Daily, 15-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: N. Letourneau
How celebrities are bending the advertising rules in the social media age
CBC, 11-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Trump Could Reverse All US Emissions Legislation For Cars
Car Throttle, 10-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
New immunotherapy technique can eliminate allergic responses
Weyburn This Week, 6-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: J. Gordon
Cell Therapy Seen as Potential Food Allergy, Asthma Cure
Allergic Living, 2-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: J. Gordon
This new immunotherapy technique could prevent all kinds of food allergies
Science Alert, 2-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: J. Gordon
“Personalized nutrition” isn’t going to solve our diet problems
Vox, 2-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
One-Time Allergy Treatment Reduces Anaphylactic Response by up to 90%
American Laboratories, 1-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: J. Gordon
Canadian researchers develop potential treatment to reverse food allergies
Life Science Daily, 31-Oct-2016
Featured researcher: J. Gordon
Canadian researchers may have found a cure for food allergies
CanTech Letter, 31-Oct-2016
Featured researcher: J. Gordon
U of S scientists believe they have discovered cure for food allergies
Global News, 31-Oct-2016
Featured researcher: J. Gordon
Publishers Weekly, Oct-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C Arrieta
New Immunotherapy Technique May Cure Food Allergies
NDTV, 31-Oct-2016
Featured researcher: J. Gordon
New immunotherapy technique may cure food allergies
Indian Express, 30-Oct-2016
Featured researcher: J. Gordon
This immunotherapy technique can cure food allergies
Zee News, 30-Oct-2016
Featured researcher: J. Gordon
‘Embodiment of pseudoscience’: Deepak Chopra bad choice for Edmonton autism conference says expert
CBC, 29-Oct-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
How is your city affecting your health?
CIHR, 11-Nov-2016
Featured researcher: J. Brook
Innovation Notebook: Curing Food Allergies
Hamilton Spectator, 28-Oct-2016
Featured researcher: J. Gordon
New Immunotherapy Technique Holds Promise for Curing Food Allergies
Lab Manager, 28-Oct-2016
Featured researcher: J. Gordon
Tech Times, 28-Oct-2016
Featured researcher: J. Gordon
New Treatment Straight-Up Cures Food Allergies in Animals
Food & Wine, 27-Oct-2016
Featured researcher: J. Gordon
This is potentially amazing news for people with food allergies
Yahoo News, 27-Oct-2016
Featured researcher: J. Gordon
Peanut And Other Food Allergies Could Be Eliminated With New Treatment
Huffington Post, 27-Oct-2016
Featured researcher: J. Gordon
New technique shows promise for therapeutic reversal of food allergies
News Medical, 27-Oct-2016
Featured researcher: J. Gordon
New immunotherapy technique holds promise for curing food allergies
Science Daily, 26-Oct-2016
Featured researcher: J. Gordon
New immunotherapy technique holds promise for curing food allergies
University of Saskatchewan News, 26-Oct-2016
Featured researcher: J. Gordon
Feds can’t overlook health risks of Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion: experts
Global News, 26-Oct-2016
Featured researcher: T. Takaro
Doctors call for health impact study of Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion
CKNW, 26-Oct-2016
Featured researcher: T. Takaro
Edmonton Journal, 26-Oct-2016
Featured researcher: T. Takaro
Survey: Asthma Not Well-Controlled for Most Canadians
Edmonton Journal, 25-Oct-2016
Featured researcher: P. O’Byrne
Children need microbes — not antibiotics — to develop immunity, scientists say
Toronto Star, 20-Oct-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C. Arrieta
Ben Stiller did more harm than good by talking about his prostate cancer
Irish Times, 18-Oct-2016
Featured researchers: T. Caulfield
National Post, 6-Oct-2016
Featured researchers: T. Caulfield
Ben Stiller’s misguided prostate cancer recommendations aren’t based on evidence
Health News Review, 5-Oct-2016
Featured researchers: T. Caulfield
Why letting children play in the mud can make them healthier
Belfast Telegraph, 5-Oct-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C. Arrieta
When Thumb-Sucking Doesn’t Suck
Daily Rx News, 4-Oct-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Letting kids get dirty and messy has lifelong health benefits
Irish News, 4-Oct-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C. Arrieta
New Book Details the Dirty Business of Raising Kids
MEDPAGE Today, 4-Oct-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C. Arrieta
McMaster study to examine whether nosodes work as vaccine alternative
Globe & Mail, 3-Oct-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Exposing children to microbes ‘good for their health’
Irish Examiner, 2-Oct-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C. Arrieta
Let Them Eat Dirt (radio interview)
KEXP FM, 1-Oct-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C. Arrieta
Why grubby fingers means healthy kids – good advice for parents
NW Evening Mail, 30-Sep-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C. Arrieta
Early exposure to germs ‘gives children the best immune start to life’
NW Evening News, 30-Sep-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C. Arrieta
Dirty, healthy kids: Why mud pies are good for your kids
Times Free Press, 30-Sep-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C. Arrieta
Washing Your Clothes is now an Environmental Concern
Costa Rica News, 30-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: M. Diamond
Hamilton Spectator, 28-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: J. Denburg
Food & Wine, 26-Sep-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C. Arrieta
Lifezette, 26-Sep-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C. Arrieta
Five Dirty Habits To Encourage Beneficial Microbes In Your Child
Huffington Post, 26-Sep-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C. Arrieta
Snap, crackle and filth – let kids eat dirt
Guardian, 24-Sep-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C. Arrieta
Getting the Dirt on Microbes and Our Health
Wall Street Journal, 22-Sep-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C. Arrieta
New Book Says Letting Kids Get Dirty Actually Makes Them Healthier
WBUR, 22-Sep-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C. Arrieta
Authors of ‘Let Them Eat Dirt’ Say Shielding Kids From Dirt May Not Make Them Healthier
ABC News, 22-Sep-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C. Arrieta
Relax, parents, and put away the sanitizer: It’s good to let kids get a little dirty
Ottawa Citizen, 21-Sep-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C. Arrieta
Five Dirty Habits to Encourage in Your Kid
TIME, 20-Sep-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay<, M-C. Arrieta/p>
Relax, parents, and put away the sanitizer: It’s good to let kids get a little dirty
National Post, 20-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: B. Finlay
Babies Have a Microbial Window of Opportunity
Scientific American, 19-Sep-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C. Arrieta
Kids more vulnerable to toxic chemicals in household dust
New Kerala, 19-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: M. Diamond
Give the tiny organisms within our bodies a chance to protect us long term
Business Day Live, 18-Sep-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C. Arrieta
Are skin serums miracle workers or the purest distillation of beauty industry BS?
Guardian, 16-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Our air quality won’t improve until this one thing happens
South China Morning Post, 16-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
Get Your Children Good and Dirty
Wall Street Journal, 15-Sep-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C Arrieta
New study highlights health hazards of household dust
Toronto Star, 15-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: M. Diamond
Discovery May Lead to New Treatments for Crohn’s Disease
Specialty Pharmacy Times, 15-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny
New Crohn’s disease treatments could be on the horizon
Fox News, 15-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny
UBC prof says stop washing your hands (so much)
Ubyssesy, 15-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: B. Finlay
Fact-checking the Trump – Oz health sitdown
HealthNewsReview, 14-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
New discovery made in Crohn’s disease research
WWLP, 14-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny
Health Canada announces stricter regulations for natural medicine
Brock Press, 13-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
New research aims to make the battle against Crohn’s disease easier
The Ubyssesy, 13-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny
McGill University Health Centre Finds Cures for Life-Threatening Dairy Allergies
McGill Tribune, 13-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: B. Mazer
Neonatal Gut Bacteria Might Promote Asthma
The Scientist, 12-Sep-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C Arrieta
New Crohn’s treatment could save sufferers from crippling symptoms
Wakefield Express, 12-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny
Desensitization program helping end kids’ life-threatening milk allergies
CTV, 12-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: B. Mazer, M. Ben-Shoshan
Stem-cell clinics face new scrutiny from federal regulators
Washington Post, 12-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Dish the spartan list of superfoods, No shortcuts in weight loss
Guardian, 11-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Are Naturopaths Fooling Themselves?
Science 2.0, 10-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Montreal Children’s Hospital taming milk allergies one drop at a time
Montreal Gazette, 9-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: B. Mazer, M. Ben-Shoshan
Be wary of clinics offering stem-cell treatment
Globe & Mail, 9-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Health Canada to change standards for natural health products
Globe & Mail, 9-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
La désensibilisation orale fait ses preuves
le Devoir, 9-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: B. Mazer
Allergies: la désensibilisation orale fait ses preuves
985 FM, 9-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: B. Mazer
Patients without borders: Medical tourism trade show comes to Ottawa
Ottawa Citizen, 8-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Allergies graves: Léa peut rêver d’une crème glacée
la Tribune, 8-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: B. Mazer
Feu vert à une clinique pour traiter les allergies graves chez les enfants
la Presse, 8-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: B. Mazer , P. Bégin
MUHC has some hope for children with milk allergies
CJAD, 8-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: B. Mazer
Nueva esperanza para el tratamiento de la enfermedad de Crohn
imMedico, 7-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny
Hormone receptor a potential target in Crohn’s therapy
Fierce Biotech, 7-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny
New Discovery Could Aid Patients Suffering from Crohn’s Disease
Nature World News, 7-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny
New Crohn’s treatment discovered by scientists
The Star, 6-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny, B. Lo
Treatment to save Crohn’s disease sufferers like Strictly star Anastacia from surgery found
The Sun, 5-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny, B. Lo
New genetic link offers hope for Crohn’s patients
ummid, 5-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny, B. Lo
Breakthrough treatment could save Crohn’s disease sufferers from diarrhoea and severe pain
Express, 5-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny, B. Lo
Malattia di Crohn: trovato un collegamento genetico che potrebbe portare a una nuova terapia
Diario del Web, 5-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny, B. Lo
Des tests génétiques pour détecter les troubles du spectre de l’alcoolisation foetale
RCI , 5-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: M. Kobor
Celebrities and their lucrative lifestyle advice
stuff, 4-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Les troubles de l’alcoolisation foetale pourraient être diagnostiqués plus tôt
La Presse, 4-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: M. Kobor
Des diagnostics hâtifs pour les troubles du spectre de l’alcoolisation foetale bientôt possibles?
Le Huffington Post Quebec, 4-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: M. Kobor
Researchers uncover genetic effects of prenatal alcohol
The Citizen, 4-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: M. Kobor
UBC-led study makes key fetal alcohol spectrum disorder discovery
Globe & Mail, 4-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: M. Kobor
UBC-led researchers uncover genetic effects of FASD
CBC, 4-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: M. Kobor
Researchers uncover genetic effects of prenatal alcohol exposure
CTV News, 4-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: M. Kobor
Researchers uncover genetic effects of prenatal alcohol exposure
New Hamburg Independent, 4-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: M. Kobor
Researchers uncover genetic effects of prenatal alcohol exposure
Hamilton Spectator, 4-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: M. Kobor
New genetic link offers hope for Crohn’s patients
Times of India, 4-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny, B. Lo
What are the genetic effects of prenatal alcohol exposure?
The Province, 3-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: M. Kobor
Can fruit help babies’ brains?
Daily Mail, 3-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: P. Mandhane
How Oh She Glows author Angela Liddon does it
Toronto Star, 3-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Private Sydney: Pete Evans the latest celebrity to dispense lifestyle advice
Sydney Morning Herald, 3-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Parents should let their kids eat dirt. Here are the reasons why
Global News, 3-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: B. Finlay
Crohn’s disease: Potential treatment to prevent fibrosis uncovered
Medical News Today, 3-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny, B. Lo
Malattia di Crohn: scoperto bersaglio che apre a nuove cure
MeteoWeb, 3-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny, B. Lo
New hope for new Crohn’s disease treatment
Science Daily, 2-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny, B. Lo
El bloqueo de un único receptor podría prevenir la fibrosis en la enfermedad de Crohn
ABC, 2-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny
Crohn’s disease patients given hope a cure could be found
iNews, 2-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny, B. Lo
New discovery could potentially lead to treatments for Crohn’s disease
News Medical, 2-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny, B. Lo
Crohn’s Disease Treatment: Mice Study Finds Mutation That Prevents Fibrosis
Medical Daily, 2-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny, B. Lo
Discovery offers hope for new Crohn’s disease treatment
International Business Times, 2-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny, B. Lo
Consiguen detener la fibrosis propia del Crohn en ratones
El Mundo, 2-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny, B. Lo
Discovery offers hope for new Crohn’s disease treatment
Eureka Alert, 2-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny, B. Lo
Discovery offers hope for new Crohn’s disease treatment
Medical Xpress, 2-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny, B. Lo
Discovery offers hope for new Crohn’s disease treatment
UBC News, 2-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: K. McNagny, B. Lo
EXPERTS SAY THAT EATING THIS ONE FOOD WHILE PREGNANT COULD MAKE YOUR BABY SMARTER
M2WOMAN, 2-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: P. Mandhane
Study Says Eating Fruit During Pregnancy May Boost Baby’s Intelligence
Growing your Baby, 1-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: P. Mandhane
All About Ragweed: Signs, Symptoms and Avoidance
Allergic Living, 1-Sep-2016
Featured researcher: A. Ellis
Eating fruit while pregnant could make your baby smarter
CBC, 31-Aug-2016
Featured researcher: P. Mandhane
Eating Fruits During Pregnancy Associated with Increased IQ in Infants, Experts Say
Parent Herald, 31-Aug-2016
Featured researcher: P. Mandhane
Moms-to-Be, Don’t Skip the Fruit — It Might Make Your Baby Smarter
Good Housekeeping, 30-Aug-2016
Featured researcher: P. Mandhane
Eating Fruit While Pregnant May Boost Your Baby’s Intelligence
Wall Street Journal, 29-Aug-2016
Featured researcher: P. Mandhane
UBC microbiologist says parents should ease up on war against bacteria
Globe and Mail, 25-Aug-2016
Featured researcher: B. Finlay
These new stem cell treatments are expensive — and unproven
Los Angeles Times, 19-Aug-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Food Intolerance vs. Food Allergies
Roundhouse Radio, 18-Aug-2016
Featured researcher: S. Elliott
Food intolerances are ruining things for people with allergies
CBC, 14-Aug-2016
Featured researcher: S. Elliott
How The Placebo Effect Could Boost An Olympic Performance
NPR, 14-Aug-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
It’s time to call a halt to celebrity cupping
Irish Times, 13-Aug-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Ne pas avoir d’allergie, bientôt «une exception»
La Presse, 12-Aug-2016
Featured researcher: B. Mazer
Let your kids play in the dirt: UBC research
News 1130, 10-Aug-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C. Arrieta
Why your kids should play in the dirt
UBC Science News, 10-Aug-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, M-C. Arrieta
How your washing machine could be damaging fertility
Telegraph, 10-Aug-2016
Featured researcher: M. Diamond
A Surprising Way Laundry Adds Flame Retardants to Surface Waters
Newswise, 10-Aug-2016
Featured researcher: M. Diamond
‘Very little evidence to support it’: Why some scientists give cupping a poor score
CBC, 10-Aug-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Michael Phelps does cupping — is it something worth paying for?
MarketWatch, 10-Aug-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Catalyst – ABC, 9-Aug-2016
Featured researcher: M. Azad
Why the Olympics Are an ‘International Festival of Sports Pseudoscience’
Motherboard, 8-Aug-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Waiter arrested after serving seafood to man with allergy
TVO, 8-Aug-2016
Featured researcher: S. Elliott
Quebec restaurant incident shows need to take food allergies seriously
Globe & Mail, 5-Aug-2016
Featured researchers: A. Becker, S. Elliott
$74 Million AllerGen Network Aims to Press Ahead with Research
Allergic Living, 4-Aug-2016
Featured researchers: M. Sears
Father to daughter: I don’t need to Purell before holding my grandchild
Chicago Tribune, 3-Aug-2016
Featured researchers: B. Finlay
Turns out, carbon-financed cookstoves not that eco-friendly
Business Standard, 28-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
Stem Cell Therapies Are Still Mostly Theory, Yet Clinics Are Flourishing
New York Times, 28-July-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Carbon-financed cookstove fails to deliver hoped-for benefits in the field
Science Daily, 27-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
Why do Canada’s children lag so far behind?
TroyMedia, 26-July-2016
Featured researcher: N. Letourneau
High Court: A Sanctuary of ‘Intelligent Leisure’ for Urban Elites
Bloomburg, 25-July-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Can this woman cure ageing with gene therapy?
Guardian, 24-July-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
GIVING LUNG HEALTH EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERY NEW 3D-PRINTED LIFE
VCHRI News, 22-July-2016
Featured researcher: J. Hirota
Mercury levels enough to impact Ontario children’s brain development: report
Hamilton Spectator, 18-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Diamond
Alkaline diet a bit basic, experts say
Toronto Star, 18-July-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Doctors slam advice served up by chef Pete Evans and his celebrity chums
Sydney Morning Herald, 17-July-2016
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Thumb-sucking and Nail-Biting May Prevent Some Allergies
Allergic Living, 14-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Sucer son pouce et ronger ses ongles ont leurs bons côtés
ICI Radio Canada, 14-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Thumb-sucking reduces risk for allergies: study
Radio Canada International, 14-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Thumb-sucking, nail-biting may prevent allergies
Columbus Dispatch, 14-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Kids who suck their thumbs less likely to get allergies, study finds
Toronto Star, 13-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Thumb-sucking kids less likely to develop allergies: Study
Metro, 13-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Biting Your Nails Could Benefit Your Health In One Weird Way
ELLE (Australia), 12-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
That New Study Linking Nail Biting To Fewer Allergies Doesn’t Mean What You Think It Does
Huffington Post, 12-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Allergies less common in kids who suck thumbs, bite nails
Chicago Tribune, 12-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
New Study Says Nail Biting and Thumb Sucking May Be a Good Thing
New York Metro, 12-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Good news, parents: Your kids’ nail-biting and thumb-sucking could lead to lower allergy risk
New York Daily News, 12-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Kids who suck their thumbs and bite their nails have ‘fewer allergies’ later in life: study
Global News, 12-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Thumb-suckers and nail-biters less likely to have allergies
Times of Malta, 12-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Thumb-sucking, nail biting kids will develop fewer allergies: Study
Business Standard, 12-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
NZ study finds nail biting and thumb sucking can prevent allergies
The Australian, 12-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Thumb-sucking may prevent allergies in later life – study
Radio New Zealand, 12-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Thumb Sucking And Nail Biting In Children Not Proven To Prevent Allergies, NHS Analysis Confirms
Huffington Post UK, 12-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Thumb-sucking and nail biting can actually keep allergies at bay: Study
Indian Express, 12-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Children who suck their thumbs less prone to allergies: Study
Jakarta Post, 12-July-2016
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THUMB-SUCKERS AND NAIL-BITERS HAVE ‘FEWER ALLERGIES’
Radio Pakistan, 12-July-2016
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Letting your child suck their thumb could stop them developing allergies
Wired, 12-July-2016
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Thumb-suckers have fewer allergies later in life
New Zealand Herald, 12-July-2016
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National Post, 11-July-2016
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The scientific community can’t ignore celebrity culture
Slate, 11-July-2016
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Thumb-sucking, nail-biting can actually keep allergies at bay
The Statesman, 11-July-2016
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Sucer son pouce, se ronger les ongles: les enfants moins sensibles aux allergies
LE JOURNAL DE MONTRÉAL, 11-July-2016
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Nail-Biting Could Prime the Immune System
Gastroenterology & Endoscopy News, 11-July-2016
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Thumb Suckers Boost Controversial, Unproven Theory
Discover, 11-July-2016
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Thumb-Suckers and Nail-Biters May Develop Fewer Allergies
Good Housekeeping, 11-July-2016
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The Scientific Defense of Nail-Biting That Nail-Biters Have Been Waiting For
New York Magazine, 11-July-2016
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Thumb-sucking and nail-biting might prevent allergies
Washington Post, 11-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Thumb-suckers, nail-biters less likely to develop allergies: study
Globe & Mail, 11-July-2016
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Nail-biting and thumb-sucking kids may have fewer allergies
SFGate, 11-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Scientists Discover One Surprising Possible Benefit Of Thumb-Sucking And Nail-Biting
Forbes, 11-July-2016
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Children who suck their thumb or bite their nails ‘less likely to develop adult allergies’
Mirror, 11-July-2016
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Study: Nail-Biters, Thumb-Suckers Have Fewer Allergies
The Scientist, 11-July-2016
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Thumb suckers and nail biters less susceptible to allergies: study
CBC, 11-July-2016
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Study: Thumb Sucking and Nail Biting in Children May Help Allergies
Yahoo News, 11-July-2016
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Bad habits in children can encourage good health later, say researchers
Guardian, 11-July-2016
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These “bad” habits may have surprising health benefits for kids
CBS News, 11-July-2016
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Study: Thumb-sucking May Be Good For Kids’ Health
CBS, 11-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Thumb suckers and nail biters develop fewer allergies later in life: Study
Hamilton Spectator, 11-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Could kids’ thumb-sucking, nail-biting offer benefits?
CNN, 11-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Study: Thumbsucking, nail biting may keep allergies at bay
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 11-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Thumb-sucking and nail-biting children show fewer allergies
Science Focus, 11-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Children with dirty habits less likely to have allergies
The Times, 11-July-2016
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Thumb sucking and nail biting children develop ‘fewer allergies’
Manchester Evening News, 11-July-2016
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Could kids’ thumb-sucking, nail-biting offer benefits?
Fox 13, 11-July-2016
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Children with DIRTY HABITS less likely to get allergies, shock study says
Express, 11-July-2016
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Allergies Less Common in Kids Who Suck Thumb, Bite Nails
US News & World Report, 11-July-2016
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Thumb-Sucking, Nail-Biting Kids May Have Lower Allergy Risk
Scientific American, 11-July-2016
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Nail-biting kids have less allergies
Times of India, 11-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
The benefits of biting your nails or sucking your thumb according to science
International Business Times, 11-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Biting Your Nails May Help Your Allergies
TIME, 11-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Children who suck their thumb and bite their nails are less likely to get allergies, study finds
Independent, 11-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Thumb-suckers and nail-biters have ‘fewer allergies’
BBC, 11-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Mail Online, 11-July-2016
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Thumb sucking, nail biting in children may be protective against allergies
Today, 11-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Bite nails, ward off allergies – study
NewsHub, 11-July-2016
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Thumb-suckers and nail biters may get fewer allergies
Sunday World, 11-July-2016
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Thumb-sucking and nail-biting have a positive side
EurekAlert!, 11-July-2016
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Thumb Suckers and Nail Biters May Develop Fewer Allergies
New York Times (blog), 11-July-2016
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Children who suck their thumbs and bite their nails suffer fewer allergies, study finds
Telegraph, 11-July-2016
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Thumb-suckers could have less allergies, study shows
Stuff.co, 11-July-2016
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Thumb Suckers And Nail Biters May Get Far Fewer Allergies
Huffington Post, 11-July-2016
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Biting your nails and sucking your thumb can reduce your risk of allergies
iNews, 11-July-2016
Featured researcher: M. Sears
Could kids’ thumb-sucking, nail-biting offer benefits?
WQAD, 11-July-2016
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Thumb-Sucking, Nail Biting Kids May Have Lower Allergy Risk
Live Science, 11-July-2016
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Childhood exposure to microbes through thumb-sucking, nail-biting may lower risk of allergies
News Medical, 11-July-2016
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Researchers develop new respiratory disease test
Laboratory Product News, 6-July-2016
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Alberta’s 50 Most Influential People of 2016
Alberta Venture, 4-July-2016
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Timothy Caulfield discredits the cult of celebrity one research paper at a time
Alberta Venture, 4-July-2016
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Unproven Stem Cell Treatments Offer Hope but Also Severe Risks
Healthline, 1-July-2016
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American ‘Stem Cell Tourists’ Don’t Have To Travel Abroad, Study Says
KHN, 1-July-2016
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Stem cell ‘cure’ gives him tumour
Straits Times, 1-July-2016
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MarketWatch, 30-June-2016
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U.S. overlooked in debate over ‘stem-cell tourism’
Toronto Star, 30-June-2016
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Drive to get more patients experimental stem cell treatments stirs concern
STAT, 30-June-2016
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New Respiratory Disease Test to Be Developed by the University of Saskatchewan
Biotechnology Focus, 22-June-2016
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New Respiratory Disease Test to Be Developed by the University of Saskatchewan
Market Wired, 22-June-2016
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A Cautionary Tale of ‘Stem Cell Tourism’
New York Times, 22-June-2016
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OVER 500 STUDIES ON COFFEE HAVE BEEN CONDUCTED SINCE 2010
Chronicle Council, 19-June-2016
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Deluge of studies leaves coffee lovers dizzy
CBC, 18-June-2016
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Designer babies: new prenatal test raises ethical concerns
CBC, 15-June-2016
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Why It’s So Hard to Determine If Food and Drinks Cause Cancer
Motherboard, 15-June-2016
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Sit ups won’t help your spare tire: 3 belly fat myths busted
Metro, 13-June-2016
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Is your growing belly fat a health concern?
Toronto Star, 13-June-2016
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Personalized medicine for child health is a distraction
University Affairs, 13-June-2016
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New pediatric respiratory test could be a game-changer
U of S News, 11-June-2016
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CNTRP, 8-June-2016
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‘Quackademic’ health research must have no place at University of Alberta
Edmonton Journal, 6-June-2016
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Law reform in Canada may help curb organ transplant tourism
Medical XPress, 6-June-2016
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Spoon-bending workshop, widely ridiculed online, pulled by university
CBC News, 3-June-2016
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U of A cancels spoon-bending workshop criticized as ‘bunk science’
CTV News, 3-June-2016
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Digital health intervention does not reduce participants’ MI risk score at 12 months
CardioVascular Business, 3-June-2016
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Moodyville air quality study warrants closer look
North Shore News, 3-June-2016
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Consume lots of fruits during pregnancy to have smart kids!
Zee News, 3-June-2016
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‘Spoon bending’ workshop for doctors withdrawn at University of Alberta
CBC News, 2-June-2016
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Professor Timothy Caulfield Honoured with 2016 CAFA Distinguished Academic Award
UAlberta News, 1-June-2016
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The Amazing Link Between Your Baby’s IQ & How Much Fruit You Ate While Pregnant
The Stir, 1-June-2016
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Eating fruit while pregnant ‘leads to smarter babies’
Fresh Produce Journal, 1-June-2016
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Upping fruit intake during pregnancy could make your child smarter
Consumer Affairs, 1-June-2016
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Digital health intervention fails to lower MI risk in South Asians
Helio, 31-May-2016
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Mercury can be cleaned from river, says report
Chronicle Journal, 31-May-2016
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Student Science, 31-May-2016
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Can Fruits Magically Make Genius Babies?
Parent Herald, 31-May-2016
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Want a smarter baby? What scientists suggest you eat during pregnancy
Global News, 31-May-2016
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Moms to be, eat fruits for intelligent babies
NewsX, 29-May-2016
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New Research Finds Eating Fruit During Pregnancy Could Make Your Child Smarter
Romper, 29-May-2016
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Eating Fruits During Pregnancy May Boost Child’s IQ
Tech Times, 29-May-2016
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Eating fruit during pregnancy linked to higher IQ in children
Sun Daily, 27-May-2016
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Eat fruits during pregnancy to have smarter kids
Business Standard, 27-May-2016
Featured researcher: P. Mandhane
Eating fruit during pregnancy linked to higher IQ in children
Times Live, 27-May-2016
Featured researcher: P. Mandhane
Eat fruits during pregnancy for smarter kids: study
Siasat Daily, 27-May-2016
Featured researcher: P. Mandhane
Eat fruits during pregnancy for smarter kids: study
Deccan Chronicle, 27-May-2016
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Pregnant women who eat fruits give birth to bright babies – Study
The Star (Kenya), 26-May-2016
Featured researcher: P. Mandhane
Why you should eat fruit while pregnant
NZ Herald, 26-May-2016
Featured researcher: P. Mandhane
Journal Sentinal, 26-May-2016
Featured researcher: P. Mandhane
Moms-to-be, eat fruits for intelligent babies
Times of India, 26-May-2016
Featured researcher: P. Mandhane
Eating fruit while pregnant helps baby’s cognitive development, study says
UPI, 26-May-2016
Featured researcher: P. Mandhane
Gwyneth Paltrow and the Fear-Based Women’s Media
Breitbart, 26-May-2016
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Eat fruits during pregnancy to have smarter kids
Business Standard, 26-May-2016
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Eating fruit during pregnancy could make your child smarter
Telegraph, 26-May-2016
Featured researcher: P. Mandhane
Nature World News, 26-May-2016
Featured researcher: P. Mandhane
Eat fruits during pregnancy to have smarter kids
Odisha Sun Times, 26-May-2016
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Eat fruits during pregnancy to have smarter kids
The Free Press Journal, 26-May-2016
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Bambini più intelligenti se la mamma mangia frutta
Diario del Web, 26-May-2016
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Infants whose mothers eat lots of fruit while pregnant score better on tests: Study
Edmonton Sun, 25-May-2016
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Eating fruit beneficial to pregnant women
CJOB, 25-May-2016
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Want intelligent children? Eat FRUIT during pregnancy
Daily Mail, 25-May-2016
Featured researcher: P. Mandhane
Prenatal fruit consumption boosts babies’ cognitive development
Science Daily, 25-May-2016
Featured researcher: P. Mandhane
Eating fruit beneficial to pregnant women
CHED, 25-May-2016
Featured researcher: P. Mandhane
Prenatal fruit consumption boosts babies’ cognitive development
EurekAlert, 25-May-2016
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University of Alberta News, 25-May-2016
Featured researcher: P. Mandhane
Akrabkan Anak dengan Susu dan Kacang untuk Cegah Alergi
CNN Indonesia, 25-May-2016
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Ezért ne igyon édesítőszeres üdítőt terhesség alatt
MNO, 25-May-2016
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Hoy, 25-May-2016
Featured researcher: M. Azad
Exposing Kids to Milk and Peanuts Could Prevent Allergies Later in Life
Food & Wine, 24-May-2016
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Dieta com alergênicos reduz risco de criança virar alérgica, diz estudo
Globo, 24-May-2016
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Gare aux boissons «diète» durant la grossesse
La Presse, 24-May-2016
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How To Take Charge Of Your Spring Allergies
Huffington Post, 24-May-2016
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La incorporación temprana de ciertos alimentos previene la alergia en niños
Economia y Negocios, 23-May-2016
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Pipeline review exemptions a ‘travesty’: expert
24 Hours, 23-May-2016
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Mogelijk verband tussen fruitinname zwangeren en IQ baby’s
AGF, 23-May-2016
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Allergy risk in children reduced by giving certain foods to babies early on
Bel Marra Health, 22-May-2016
Featured researchers: M. Tran, M. Sears
Early Introduction of Allergenic Foods Reduces Risk of Food Sensitization
Lab Manager, 20-May-2016
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Dar ciertos alimentos pronto podría reducir el riesgo de alergia
La Prensa, 20-May-2016
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3 alimentos que causan alergia en bebés
SuMedico, 20-May-2016
Featured researchers: M. Tran, M. Sears
Giving Babies Cow’s Milk, Eggs, Peanuts Early Cuts Their Future Full-blown Allergy Risk- Study
Health Newsline, 20-May-2016
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Lakukan Ini Untuk Mencegah Anak Alergi
Nakita, 20-May-2016
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Bebidas con endulzantes artificiales durante el embarazo causarían obesidad al bebé
Informe 21, 20-May-2016
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Dar ciertos alimentos a los bebés reduciría el riesgo de alergia
Univision, 20-May-2016
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Trẻ IQ cao hơn nếu mẹ ăn nhiều trái cây khi mang thai
Phunu News, 20-May-2016
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Early introduction of certain foods could prevent allergy development
Globe & Mail, 19-May-2016
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Giving babies foods like peanuts before age one cuts risk of sensitization: study
National Post, 19-May-2016
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Early introduction of allergenic foods reduces risk of food sensitisation
South China Morning Post, 19-May-2016
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ATS: Feeding Infants Certain Foods Early May Cut Allergy Risk
DoctorsLounge, 19-May-2016
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Intake of artificial sweeteners during pregnancy may increase infant BMI
Healio, 19-May-2016
Featured researcher: M. Azad
Could diet drinks make your baby overweight?
Irish Times, 19-May-2016
Featured researcher: M. Azad
Edulcorants et grossesse : un risque de surpoids chez l’enfant ?
La Depeche, 19-May-2016
Featured researcher: M. Azad
China Press, 19-May-2016
Featured researcher: M. Tran
Alergias alimentarias: ¿es beneficiosa la introducción temprana de alimentos?
INFOSALUS.COM, 19-May-2016
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NDTV, 19-May-2016
Featured researcher: P. Mandhane
Giving Certain Foods Early May Cut Allergy Risk
Philly.com, 18-May-2016
Featured researchers: M. Tran, M. Sears
Dar alimentos alergênicos a bebês reduz risco de futuras alergias
O Globo, 18-May-2016
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Zo bescherm je je kind tegen voedselallergie
EOSwetenschap, 18-May-2016
Featured researcher: M. Tran
Give babies allergenic foods earlier: study
Hamilton Community News, 18-May-2016
Featured researchers: M. Tran, S. Turvey
Give babies allergenic foods earlier: study
Hamilton Spectator, 18-May-2016
Featured researchers: M. Tran, S. Turvey
Giving babies foods like peanuts before age one cuts risk of sensitization: study
Waterloo Region Record, 18-May-2016
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Exposing babies to foods like peanuts could cut allergy risk: study
CTV News, 18-May-2016
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Giving babies foods like peanuts before age one cuts risk of sensitization: study
City News, 18-May-2016
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Giving Babies Food Early, Not Late, May Be Best Way to Avoid Allergy
Health Magazines, 18-May-2016
Featured researchers: M. Tran, M. Sears
Giving Certain Foods Early May Cut Allergy Risk
WebMD, 18-May-2016
Featured researchers: M. Tran, M. Sears
Babies fed peanuts, milk, eggs before age one less likely to develop sensitization: Study
Metro, 18-May-2016
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Early introduction of allergenic foods reduces risk of food sensitization
EurekAlert, 18-May-2016
Featured researchers: M. Tran, M. Sears
Medical Daily, 18-May-2016
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INFANTS FED PEANUT, EGG, AND MILK WERE LESS LIKELY TO DEVELOP SENSITIZATION TO THE FOODS
Newsweek, 18-May-2016
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Give babies allergenic foods earlier: study
Simcoe.com, 18-May-2016
Featured researchers: M. Tran, S. Turvey
Early introduction of allergenic foods reduces risk of food sensitization, study suggests
Science Daily, 18-May-2016
Featured researchers: M. Tran, M. Sears
Giving babies foods like peanuts before age one cuts risk of sensitization: study
Chronicle Journal, 18-May-2016
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Give babies allergenic foods earlier: study
York Region, 18-May-2016
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Babies fed cow’s milk, eggs, peanuts less likely to develop sensitivities to them: study
Toronto Star, 18-May-2016
Featured researcher: M. Tran
Digital health intervention does not lower heart attack risk
MedicalXpress, 18-May-2016
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Notable & Quotable: Gwyneth Paltrow and Science
Wall Street Journal, 18-May-2016
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More fruit during pregnancy linked to high IQ in babies: Canadian study
CTV News, 18-May-2016
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Giving babies foods like peanuts before age one cuts risk of sensitization: study
Ottawa Citizen, 18-May-2016
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Skip the Fake Sugars While Pregnant
EndocrineWeb, 17-May-2016
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Stem Cell Rules Tackle Human Embryo Editing
The Scientist, 17-May-2016
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Genetic testing bill perpetuates myths and fears
Globe & Mail, 17-May-2016
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PEOPLE IN PROFILE: MIN HYUNG RYU
VCHRI, 16-May-2016
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Vogue, 16-May-2016
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Saskatoon Homepage, 16-May-2016
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Artificial Sweeteners During Pregnancy Linked to Childhood Obesity
MedicalResearch.com, 15-May-2016
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Stop hyping stem cell science, scientists in the field say
Chicago Tribune, 15-May-2016
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Studies touted as breakthroughs aren’t always what they seem
Globe & Mail, 15-May-2016
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There’s a reason why you do juice cleanses even though they don’t work
Her, 15-May-2016
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What Happens If You Drink Soft Drinks During Pregnancy?
BoldSky, 14-May-2016
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Anak Bisa Obesitas karena Ibu Konsumsi Minuman Diet Saat Hamil, Benarkah?
wolipop, 14-May-2016
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Elsewhere in Science: Big ideas, science hype, and more
Science, 13-May-2016
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Edmonton Journal, 13-May-2016
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International Stem Cell Guidelines Revised, Expanded
Bloomberg, 13-May-2016
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Study suggests fake sweetener link to infant size, obesity
Times Live, 13-May-2016
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Asthma Society of Canada Announces 3rd Recipient of the Bastable-Potts Asthma Research Award
McMaster Daily News, 13-May-2016
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When we hype our science, discoveries are diminished
Globe & Mail, 12-May-2016
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Stop Hyping Stem Cell Science, Say Stem Cell Scientists
Bloomberg, 12-May-2016
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Science hype is too common. Stem cell researchers say it needs to stop.
Vox, 12-May-2016
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Stem Cells are Dangerously Overhyped, Warn Researchers
Motherboard, 12-May-2016
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Artificial Sweeteners and Beverages during Pregnancy May Make Infants Heavier
News Everyday, 12-May-2016
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Research suggests fake sweetener link to infant size and obesity
China Post, 12-May-2016
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Artificial sweeteners linked to overweight babies
Food Navigator, 12-May-2016
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Engordarían con sustitutos de azúcar
Diario de Yucatan, 12-May-2016
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Diet Soda in Pregnancy Is Linked to Overweight Babies
New York Times (blog), 11-May-2016
Featured researcher: M. Azad
Artificial sweeteners in pregnancy linked to fatter babies; new study shows
Canada Journal, 11-May-2016
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Artificial sweeteners should be avoided during pregnancy, study says
Dispatch Tribunal, 11-May-2016
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Pregnant? Maybe hold the soft drinks
Asia One, 11-May-2016
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Kunstmatige zoetstoffen toch niet zo goed voor de lijn?
DeMorgan, 11-May-2016
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Why women should avoid sugary drinks during pregnancy
NDTV, 11-May-2016
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Los efectos negativos de usar endulzantes artificiales
El Observador, 11-May-2016
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Sweetener link to infant size, obesity
The Citizen, 11-May-2016
Featured researcher: M. Azad
Sugary drinks in pregnancy can make infants fat
The Indian Express, 11-May-2016
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Moms Beware! Diet Drinks Result In Overweight Babies, Says Study
Counsel & Heal, 11-May-2016
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Artificial Sweeteners Linked To Foetus Weight Gain
Health Aim, 11-May-2016
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Study Links Artificial Sweeteners During Pregnancy to Heavier Babies
My Precious Arrival, 11-May-2016
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Avoid drinking sugary beverages during pregnancy. They can make infants fat
The Health Site, 10-May-2016
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CSP Daily News, 10-May-2016
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Sugary drinks in pregnancy can make infants fat
News Karnataka, 10-May-2016
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Study suggests fake sweetener link to infant size, obesity
Daily Star (Lebanon), 10-May-2016
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Could Diet Drinks Make Your Baby Fat?
KWWL, 10-May-2016
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Diet Drinks in Pregnancy May Increase Obesity Risk for Kids
Money Talks News, 10-May-2016
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Are You Making The Diet Mistake That Could Make Your Kids Overweight For Life?
Cosmopolitan, 10-May-2016
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Artificial Sweeteners & Pregnancy
KDRV, 10-May-2016
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Is There a Link Between Artificially Sweetened Beverages and Infant BMI?
Daily Meal, 10-May-2016
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The Case Against Artificial Sweeteners Is Getting Stronger
TIME, 10-May-2016
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Pregnancy & Obesity: Mom’s Diet Soda Drinking Habit Could Produce Overweight Babies, Study Reveals
University Herald, 10-May-2016
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Could Mom’s Diet Soda Habit Make Her Kids Fat?
WFMY News, 10-May-2016
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Drinking artificially sweetened beverages during pregnancy linked to infant obesity: study
ecns/Sci-Tech, 10-May-2016
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Pregnant women may put on weight by consuming artificial sweet beverages
Web India 123, 10-May-2016
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Maken zoetstoffen baby’s dikker?
eoswetenschap, 10-May-2016
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Consuming artificially sweetened drinks during pregnancy linked to increased infant weight
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2 Minute Medicine, 10-May-2016
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Web MD, 10-May-2016
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Council Chronicle, 10-May-2016
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MedScape, 10-May-2016
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Junk Science, 10-May-2016
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UPI, 10-May-2016
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CTV, 9-May-2016
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Radio France International, 9-May-2016
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Daily Mail, 9-May-2016
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EurekAlert, 9-May-2016
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Ever4online, 9-May-2016
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Science Daily, 7-Apr-2016
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Provinces should create laws on excised human tissue
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TIME, 29-Mar-2016
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The pediatrician and the peanut
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Salon, 11-Mar-2016
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The Manitoban, 25-Feb-2016
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Innovator, 25-Feb-2016
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Student Science, 24-Feb-2016
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Hamilton fire trucks could carry allergy auto injectors
Hamilton Spectator, 18-Feb-2016
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Air pollution claims 5.5m lives annually
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Air pollution is the world’s second biggest killer
Digital Journal, 17-Feb-2016
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Air pollution claims 5.5m lives annually
Leader Call, 17-Feb-2016
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VICE, 16-Feb-2016
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Jährlich über 5,5 Millionen Tote durch Luftverschmutzung
Dresdner Neueste Nachrichten, 16-Feb-2016
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Climate Home, 15-Feb-2016
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Pakistan Today, 15-Feb-2016
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Air Pollution Kills More Than 5.5 Million Annually
Weather Channel, 15-Feb-2016
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Parent Herald, 15-Feb-2016
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Mueren millones por smog especialmente en China e India
Regeneracion, 14-Feb-2016
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55% of deaths due to air pollution in India, China in 2013
Economic Times, 14-Feb-2016
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Air pollution kills millions annually, mostly in China, India
Times of India, 13-Feb-2016
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Deutsche Welle, 13-Feb-2016
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New Indian Express, 13-Feb-2016
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Main news Online, 13-Feb-2016
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La pollution responsable de plus de 5 millions de personnes chaque année
La-Kabylie, 13-Feb-2016
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Express, 12-Feb-2016
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Air Pollution Kills More Than 5 Million People Around the World Every Year
TIME, 12-Feb-2016
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CTV, 12-Feb-2016
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Guardian, 12-Feb-2016
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Voice of America, 12-Feb-2016
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BT, 9-Feb-2016
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Deccan Chronicle, 9-Feb-2016
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Air pollution exposure during pregnancy linked to asthma risk
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