AllerGen in the News: 2015
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2015 TELEVISION INTERVIEWS WITH ALLERGEN RESEARCHERS
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30 September 2015: Dr. Stuart Turvey on CBC’s National speaks of asthma-microbiome link found using CHILD Study samples |
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23 March 2015: Dr. Meghan Azad talks to Global News about the relationship of infant gut bacteria to food allergy risk |
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23 February 2015: Dr. Susan Waserman talks to CBC about how peanut allergies can be reduced in high-risk children |
Prof. Tim Caulfield on celebrities & science
Dr. Kelly McNagny on antibiotics & immunity
Dr. Miriam Stewart on coping with food allergies
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8 January 2015: Dr. Chris Carlsten talks to Global News about the effects of diesel exhaust on DNA |
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Babies in the Womb Aren’t So Sterile After All
TIME, 28-Dec-2015
Featured researcher: A. Kozyrskyj
The year in bad celebrity advice
Salon, 21-Dec-2015
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
4 Gut Bacteria Seen as Key to Halting Asthma
Allergic Living, Winter 2016
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Infants' Risk of Asthma Depends on Gut Microbiome
MD Magazine, 16-Dec-2015
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
McMaster’s Faculty of Health Sciences names Kelton’s successor
CHML AM900, 11-Dec-2015
Featured researcher: P. O’Byrne
New Dean and Vice-President, Faculty of Health Sciences
McMaster Daily News, 10-Dec-2015
Featured researcher: P. O’Byrne
Asthma and allergy doctor Paul O’Byrne named head of health sciences at McMaster University
Hamilton Spectator, 10-Dec-2015
Featured researcher: P. O’Byrne
People choose screen time over sleep time
CBC, 3-Dec-2015
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
The four bugs that protect us from asthma
Cosmos, 30-Nov-2015
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
The Internet is scrambling our brains
SALON, 30-Nov-2015
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Un important financement de recherche...
UQACtualité, 24-Nov-2015
Featured researcher: C. Laprise
NCE confirms AllerGen funding to 2019
McMaster Daily News, 23-Nov-2015
Featured researcher: J. Denburg
Asthma and allergy research network gets $15.6M
Hamilton Spectator, 19-Nov-2015
Featured researchers: J. Denburg, M. Sears, S. Turvey
Genetic tests won't show if your kid will be a sports superstar
Los Angeles Times, 19-Nov-2015
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
National Post, 15-Nov-2015
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
How our children’s guts can affect their adult health
Maclean’s Magazine, 9-Nov-2015
Featured researchers: A. Kozyrskyj, S Turvey
Receiving antibiotics during delivery affects infant gut bacteria
MedicalXpress, 9-Nov-2015
Featured researcher: A. Kozyrskyj
One in 13 Canadians live with a food allergy: study
CTV News, 29-Oct-15
Featured researchers: A. Clarke, S. Elliott
Survey finds 7.5 per cent of Canadians self-report food allergies
University of Calgary News, 29-Oct-15
Featured researchers: A. Clarke, S. Elliott
New study sets first baseline of food allergy prevalence in Canada
University of Waterloo News, 29-Oct-15
Featured researchers: A. Clarke, S. Elliott
Food allergies in infants may be prevented with early introduction
CBC News, 19-Oct-15
Featured researcher: A. Becker
Health News Review, 14-Oct-15
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Diverse gut bacteria lowers babies' asthma risk: study
Jamaica Observer , 14-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Early life dysbiosis increases asthma risk
Nature Reviews , 12-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
How farm dust and gut bugs can fight allergens
Irish Times , 12-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Intestinal bacteria in infants: a weapon against asthma
Modesto Press, 10-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Good gut bacteria may affect babies’ risk of asthma
Gulf News Health , 8-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Gut bacteria linked to asthma in infants
Ubyssey , 7-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Good gut bacteria can prevent asthma
KOLO8 News, 7-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
A KEY TO ASTHMA IS ‘GOOD BACTERIA’, SAYS SCIENTISTS
Financial Prospect, 7-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Protect your baby from asthma risks, here’s how
Egypt Independent, 7-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Gut Development in Infancy May Have Lifelong Consequences
Pharmacy Practice News, 6-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Gut Development in Infancy May Have Lifelong Consequences
Gastroenterology & Endoscopy News, 6-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Gut bacteria in infancy may influence asthma risk
King5, 6-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Gut Development in Infancy May Have Lifelong Consequences
IDSE, 6-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Vier Darmbakterien könnten Kinder vor Asthma schützen
derStandard, 6-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Gut Bacteria Could be the Key to Preventing Asthma
Ledger Gazette , 5-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Good gut bacteria might prevent asthma development
Medical Economics , 5-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Gut bacteria deficit linked to higher asthma risk
Bel Marra Health , 5-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Babies low on key gut bacteria at higher risk of asthma
Rapid News Network , 5-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Child Asthma May Decrease with Help from 'Good' Stomach Bacteria, Scientists Find
The Latino Post, 5-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Asthma risk in infants may be reduced by gut bacteria
Tech Bits , 4-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Health: 'Good' bacteria, asthma prevention linked
Daily Progress , 4-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Ученые: излишняя гигиена виновна в развитии астмы у детей
Medical Insider , 4-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
'Too Clean' Environment May Lead to Childhood Asthma, Study Suggests
The Latino Post, 3-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Certain gut bacteria may reduce a child's risk for asthma
CBS News , 2-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
How gut bacteria can predict asthma in children
Quartz , 2-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Certain gut bacteria may be tied to asthma risk in babies
Eagle-Tribune, 2-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Bacterias intestinales protegen a los bebés de asma
Cronica (Mexico) , 2-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
‘Hygiene’ effect raises asthma risk
Irish Examiner , 2-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Asthma in Babies Could be Prevented by Gut Bacteria Treatment
Chronicle Council , 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Bacteria Can Prevent Asthma In Infants & Toxins Threaten Reproductive Health
5NewsOnline, 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
C-section babies at higher risk for asthma
iol lifestyle , 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Gut Bacteria Linked to Asthma Risk
The Scientists, 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Asthma risk may be 20 times higher for Caesarean babies or children fed formula milk
Mail Online (UK), 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Good gut bacteria cut babies' asthma risk
delhidailynews, 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
UBC study says asthma caused by overly clean environments
VanCityBuzz, 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Is a 'too-clean' environment to blame for childhood asthma?
MedicalNewsToday, 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Germs in gut may help reduce lung conditions
Journal Gazette, 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Acquiring Four Gut Bacteria Can Decrease Asthma Risk In Infants
eurasia review, 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Study Says We May Know Which Children Are At Higher Risk for Asthma
Pioneer News, 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
'Good bacteria' key to stopping asthma
BBC, 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Lack of Gut Bacteria Could lead to Asthma in kids
Science Recorder, 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Gut Bacteria Could be the Key to Preventing Asthma
Dispatch Times, 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Exposure to 'good' bacteria may cut asthma risk in infants
CQNews, 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
'Good bacteria' key to stopping asthma
Daily Star, 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Children exposed to 4 key bacteria are less likely to develop asthma, study finds
Science Alert, 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Study suggests babies’ gut bacteria affects their risk of asthma
Hamilton Spectator, 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Asthma risk may be 20 times higher for Caesarean babies or children fed formula milk
Daily Mail (UK), 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
KIDS HAVING HIGH RISK OF DEVELOPING ASTHMA LACK FOUR SPECIFIC BACTERIA
NY City News, 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
GOOD GUT BACTERIA MAY AFFECT BABIES’ RISK OF ASTHMA, SAYS CANADIAN STUDY
The Market Business, 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Study links asthma to low levels of gut bacteria in newborns
Fox, 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Certain gut bacteria may be tied to asthma risk in babies
Washington Post, 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Dysbiosis in Infancy Tied to Asthma Risk in Children
Doctors Lounge , 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Four Gut Microbes Tied to Asthma Risk in Children
MPR, 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Probiotic friendly bacteria may play role in stopping asthma
NHS (UK), 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
C-section and formula milk could lead to asthma in kids
TV3, 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Periodic Post, 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Gut Bacteria Could be the Key to Preventing Asthma
GWS News, 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Asthma Risk Signalled By Gut Bacteria In Babies
Mid-Day Daily, 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Spezielle Darmkeime schützen Kinder vor Asthma
Die Welt , 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Quatre bactéries intestinales préviendraient l’asthme
Le Devoir , 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Des bactéries contre l'asthme ?
francetv , 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Des bactéries intestinales des nourrissons pour lutter contre l'asthme ?
Europe1 , 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Asthme : des bactéries pour protéger les nourrissons à vie
La Parisienne , 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
La flore intestinale pour protéger les bébés de l'asthme
Le Temps , 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Cuatro bacterias intestinales protegen a los niños del asma, según un estudio
el Nuevo Herald (US) , 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Las bacterias intestinales reducen riesgo de asma en bebés
La Nacion (Paraguay) , 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Bebés en mayor riesgo de contraer asma
Voz de America, 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
El Milenio (US), 1-Oct-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Las bacterias intestinales reducirían riesgo de asma en bebes
El Comercio (Peru) , 30-Sept-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Gut bacteria could predict asthma in kids
Science AAAS , 30-Sept-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Babies low on key gut bacteria at higher risk of asthma
Science News , 30-Sept-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Missing Microbes Provide Clues About Asthma Risk
NPR, 30-Sept-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Babies' Gut Bacteria May Signal Later Asthma Risk
Live Science, 30-Sept-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Gut bacteria could predict asthma in kids
Science Magazine, 30-Sept-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Des bactéries intestinales chez le nourrisson, une arme contre l’asthme
Journal de Montreal, 30-Sept-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Study: Lack of 'Good' Bacteria May Put Babies at Higher Risk for Asthma
Voice of America, 30-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Diverse gut bacteria lowers babies' asthma risk: study
Yahoo News, 30-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Four Gut Bacteria Are Crucial to Asthma Prevention in Children, Researchers Say
Allergic Living, 30-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Gut Bacteria Could be the Key to Preventing Asthma
KamloopsBCNow, 30-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Longitudinal Child Study Uncovers Early Gut Microbes With Apparent Asthma Protective Effect
Genome Web, 30-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Infants with four 'good' gut bacteria unlikely to have asthma: study
Global Post, 30-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Gut Bacteria May Contribute to Asthma Risk, Study Shows
TIME, 30-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Exposure to four gut bacteria decreases infants’ risk of asthma: UBC research
Metro News, 30-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Study Links Asthma to Low Levels of Gut Bacteria in Newborns
Wall Street Journal, 30-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Gut Bacteria Tied to Asthma Risk in Kids
WebMD, 30-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Childhood asthma risk affected by bacteria in early infancy
CBC, 30-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Four gut bacteria decrease asthma risk in infants
UBC, 30-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Good gut bacteria may affect babies’ risk of asthma: Canadian study
Global News, 30-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Babies' Gut Bacteria May Signal Later Asthma Risk
Live Science, 30-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Your Gut Microbiome Could Put You at a Higher Risk of Asthma
Wired, 30-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Gut bacteria may protect against asthma in infants, study finds
CTV News, 30-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Gut bacteria could be key in preventing asthma in children
The Verge, 30-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
UBC research links gut bacteria to asthma
Vancouver Sun, 30-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Gut Bacteria Disparities Offer Clues to Asthma Etiology
MedScape, 30-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Early exposure to 'good' gut bacteria may reduce asthma risk in infants
ABC Online, 30-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Could These Four Germs Protect Babies From Asthma?
NBCNews, 30-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Newborns' Gut Microbes Signal Asthma Risk Later in Life
Discover Magazine, 30-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Another role for good germs? Study suggests babies' gut bacteria affects their risk of asthma
Chronicle Journal, 30-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Study: Good gut bacteria may affect babies' risk of asthma
Bismarck Tribune (Also: Arizona Daily Star, Journal Times, Post-Bulletin, Sioux City Journal, FoxReno.com, Fox 28, WRGT TV Fox 45, Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier, The Sentinel, WJAC Johnstown, WWMT-TV, WiscNews, ABC6OnYourSide.com, WKEF ABC 22, KFDM-TV News, WGME, FOX 29, WTVC, Hutchinson News, WHP Harrisburg, WKEF ABC 22, KFDM-TV News, CNYcentral.com, News Sentinel, WHP Harrisburg, KFOX El Paso, KGAN TV, WZTV, KBTV Fox 4 Beaumont, KEYE TV, KTVL, Argus Press, WVAH, New Jersey 101.5 FM Radio, WKRC TV Cincinnati ), 30-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Low levels of 4 key types of bacteria in baby's gut may lead to asthma: study
Battlefords News-Optimist (Also: Alaska Highway News, Bridge River Lillooet News, Weyburn This Week, Brandon Sun, Times Colonist, mysask.com, Winnipeg Free Press, 680 News, News Talk 610 CKTB, Coast Reporter, CityNews, Bay Today, 580 CFRA Radio, Squamish Chief ), 30-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
UBC research isolates gut bacteria linked to asthma
Vancouver Sun, 29-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Mail Online, 28-Sep-15
Featured researcher: M. Ben-Shoshan
First-Year College Student Dies of Severe Allergic Reaction
Allergic Living, 23-Sep-15
Featured researcher: A. Ellis
New details emerge from Queen’s student death
CKWS TV, 22-Sep-15
Featured researcher: A. Ellis
Five Fast Facts About Chronic Body Hives
Allergic Living, 17-Sep-15
Featured researcher: M. Ben-Shoshan
Why you shouldn’t know too much about your own genes
Washington Post, 11-Sep-15
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
ER visits for anaphylactic reactions increase
CBC, 10-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Waserman
ER visits for allergic reactions way up
Hamilton Spectator, 10-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Waserman
Growing Up on Farms May Help You Fight Asthma
Bulletin Leader, 5-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Electronic waste is piling up. Here’s why you should care
Global News, 5-Sep-15
Featured researcher: M. Diamond
Allergy Study Says Kids Might Be Better Growing Up On A Farm
Pioneer News, 4-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
Science, 4-Sep-15
Featured researcher: S. Turvey
How to minimize the effects of allergies
CIHR, 2-Sep-15
Featured researcher: B. Mazer
Uncovering a missing piece in the asthma puzzle
CIHR, 28-Aug-15
Featured researcher: D. Daley
Gene Patenting in 140 Characters or Less
GenomeWeb, 28-Aug-15
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
CHML AM900, 25-Aug-15
Featured researcher: S. Waserman
Cosmetic claims of youthful skin, healthy hair: “It’s all baloney”
RCI, 24-Aug-15
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Cosmetics marketing focuses on 'fairy dust' ingredients that change nothing
CBC, 24-Aug-15
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Mall security guards have never needed EpiPens in Hamilton pilot project
CBC, 8-Aug-15
Featured researcher: S. Waserman
Hydra Biosciences Appoints Leading Pulmonary Experts to Newly Created Medical Advisory Board
Business Wire, 5-Aug-15
Featured researcher: P. O’Byrne
Freeze Your Ass Off, Celebrity Style
Health News Review, 3-Aug-15
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Hamilton respiratory experts help Chinese doctors diagnose patients
Hamilton Spectator, 29-July-15
Featured researcher: P. O’Byrne
Toxic air kills 80 daily in Delhi: Javadekar
Times of India, 24-July-15
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
80 People Die in Delhi Every Day Due to Air Pollution
Huffington Post India, 23-July-15
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
Hyper-Local Air Quality Monitoring Debuts at Pan Am Games
UrbanToronto.com, 20-July-15
Featured researcher: G. Evans
Tracking air pollution online at Toronto 2015 venues
InsideHalton.com, 20-July-15
Featured researcher: G. Evans
World at Six: Health of Canadians
CBC, 20-July-15
Featured researcher: G. Evans
Pan Am Notebook: A breath of fresh air
Hamilton Spectator, 20-July-15
Featured researcher: G. Evans
Particle pollutants spike after fireworks shows, studies show
Vancouver Sun, 20-July-15
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
Canada can't afford complacency on air pollution: CMAJ editorial
CBC News, 20-July-15
Featured researchers: M. Brauer, G. Evans
Tracking air pollution online at Toronto 2015 venues
InsideToronto.com, 20-July-15
Featured researcher: G. Evans
Novo Mapa Interativo Mostra O Índice de Qualidade do Ar Nos Locais dos Pan Am
Correio da Manhã Canadá, 17-July-15
Featured researcher: G. Evans
Nuevo Mapa Interactivo Que Mide La Calidad Del Aire En Los Juegos Pan Am
NoticiasOntario.com, 17-July-15
Featured researcher: G. Evans
Queen's Post-Doc Fellow Conducting Research at Harvard
Queen’s University, 16-July-15
Featured researcher: M. North
Metro News, 16-July-15
Featured researchers: J. Brook, G. Evans
New interactive map shows air-quality health index at Pan Am sites
CTV News, 15-July-15
Featured researcher: G. Evans
PanAm visitors can monitor their air pollution exposure
Longwood.com, 14-July-15
Featured researchers: J. Brook, G. Evans, N. Mykhaylova
U of T researchers launch interactive air pollution map during Toronto 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games
U of T News, 14-July-15
Featured researchers: J. Brook, G. Evans, N. Mykhaylova
U of T researchers launch interactive air pollution map for Pan Am Games
U of T Engineering News, 14-July-15
Featured researchers: J. Brook, G. Evans, N. Mykhaylova
Metabolomic analysis of urine samples may differentiate asthma from COPD
Helio, 9-July-15
Featured researcher: D. Adamko
Whistler, B.C. issues air-quality warning due to wildfire smoke
Globe and Mail, 7-July-15
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
Metro Vancouver air quality comparable to Beijing
CBC, 6-July-15
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
Mac Hoping To Unlock Causes Of Chronic Illness
CHML, 2-July-15
Featured researcher: S. Anand
‘Tremendous resource’ for researchers being created in Hamilton
Hamilton Spectator, 1-July-15
Featured researcher: S. Anand
5 ways to fight allergies this summer
CBC, 26-June-15
Featured researcher: S. Waserman
Air pollution kills more than Aids and malaria COMBINED each year
Sentinal Republic, 24-June-15
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
Air Pollution Increases Babies' Risk Of Developing Allergies
University Herald, 18-June-15
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
Cleaner Air Could Save Millions of Lives in India
Mumbai Mirror, 17-June-15
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
Foul Air Killing Up to 80 Dehliites a Day Claims Study
Times of India, 17-June-15
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
Meeting global air quality guidelines could prevent 2.1 million deaths per year
PHYS ORG, 16-June-15
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
Car Fumes Linked to Food, Pet Allergies in Kids
Allergic Living, 9-June-15
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
Canada needs to rethink approach to early childhood development
Battlefords News-Optimist, 9-June-15
Featured researcher: N. Letourneau
Say Hello to your Little Friends: Making Sense of Gut Bacteria
Globe & Mail, 7-June-15
Featured researchers: B. Finlay, J. Bienenstock
Food Bans in our Schools (Five-part series)
Global News, 2-June-15
Featured researchers: M. Ben-Shoshan, S. Waserman, E. Chan
New seasonal allergy treatments offer some hope
CBC, 24-May-15
Featured researchers: P. Keith, S. Waserman
CHILD : l'étude pancanadienne sur l'asthme des enfants
RadioCanada, 23-May-15
Featured researcher: C. Laprise
Is Gwyneth bad for our health?
Independant.IE, 21-May-15
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
A lot of hot air? Professor tries Gwyneth Paltrow, other celeb health advice
FoxNews, 19-May-15
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Enviro-tracker lets you collect data on air quality, temperature and humidity
Globe & Mail, 18-May-15
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
Is Gwyneth Paltrow wrong about everything?
Daily Telegraph (UK), 16-May-15
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Celebs' health and beauty treatments revealed - but which of the goop, the fad and the ugly work?
The Mirror (UK), 15-May-15
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
It Doesn’t Matter If Gwyneth Paltrow Is Wrong About Everything
New York Magazine, 14-May-15
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Metabolomics in Precision Medicine
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News, 15-May-15
Featured researcher: S. Tebbutt
'War on science' and 'quackademics' all part of lost trust in vaccines, prof says
Ottawa Citizen, 14-May-15
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Deluge of pollen coughs up ‘triple whammy’ allergy season
Globe & Mail, 14-May-15
Featured researcher: S. Waserman
Is Gwyneth Paltrow Wrong About Everything? This Scientist Thinks So...
marie claire, 13-May-15
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Scientist Debunks Gwyneth Paltrow’s Health Tips, Says Celebrities Cannot Be Blamed
Venture Capital Post, 12-May-15
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Gwyn’s GOOP tips: “complete bunk”
The Sun (UK), 12-May-15
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
That mugwort steaming is hot air
Sunday Telegraph, 11-May-15
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Scientist is left steaming over Paltrow’s celebrity health tips
The Times, 11-May-15
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Allergies? You may want to blame childhood pollution exposure
Zee News, 10-May-15
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
Is Gwyneth Paltrow wrong about everything?
Telegraph, 9-May-15
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Can salt treatment work? Proponents claim halotherapy can cure respiratory ailments
Hamilton Spectator, 7-May-15
Featured researcher: P. O’Byrne
Environmental exposures study tracks more than 3,200 Canadian babies
SFU News, 7-May-15
Featured researchers: T. Takaro, M. Sears
Research tracking the health impact of environmental exposures for thousands of babies
Medical Xpress, 6-May-15
Featured researchers: T. Takaro, M. Sears
This professor put Gwyneth Paltrow’s health advice to the test
Vox, 5-May-15
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
DailyBeast, 5-May-15
Featured researcher: T. Caulfield
Air pollution 'increases allergy risks' in babies
The Telegraph, 5-May-15
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
Allergies? Blame childhood pollution exposure
Courier-Journal, 5-May-15
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
Air Pollution Fuels Rise in Allergies: Study
Newsmax, 5-May-15
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
Exposure to traffic-related air pollution during infancy increases risk of developing allergies
News Medical, 5-May-15
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
Exposure to traffic pollution in first year of life increases risk of allergies
Click Green, 5-May-15
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
Air Pollution Can Put Your Baby at Risk of Developing Allergies
NDTV, 5-May-15
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
Babies Exposed To Air Pollution At Increased Risk Of Allergies
ScienceWorldReport, 5-May-15
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
Air pollution puts kids at allergy risk
Zee News, 5-May-15
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
UBC Study Links Pollution to Allergies
Breakfast Television (BC), 4-May-15
Featured researcher:
Les enfants vancouvérois sont les plus allergiques au pays
ICI Radio-Canada, 4-May-15
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
Babies exposed to pollution at greater risk for allergies: Study
Toronto Sun, 4-May-15
Featured researcher: M. Brauer
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AM730, 4-May-15
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CBC, 4-May-15
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University Herald, 4-May-15
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Vancouver Sun, 4-May-15
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CKNW, 4-May-15
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GlobalNews, 4-May-15
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News 1130, 4-May-15
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Vancouver 24Hrs, 4-May-15
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Kelowna Now, 4-May-15
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VancityBuzz, 4-May-15
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TimesColonist, 4-May-15
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Today’s Parent, 30-Apr-15
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Vox.com, 30-Apr-15
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Radio Canada International, 29-Apr-15
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Montreal Gazette, 28-Apr-15
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ScienceDaily, 28-Apr-15
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Daily Mail, 28-Apr-15
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Times of India, 28-Apr-15
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Business Standard, 28-Apr-15
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CKWS TV, 27-Apr-15
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Asthma study says traffic can be a trigger
Georgia Straight, 22-Apr-15
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Air quality map shows Toronto’s most polluted neighbourhoods
Toronto Star, 21-Apr-15
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Air-quality project reveals Toronto’s most polluted neighbourhoods
MetroNews, 21-Apr-15
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Global News, 21-Apr-15
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10 Biggest Pollen Allergy Questions
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Canadian physicians group blames coal power for Edmonton's poor air quality
CBC News, 14-Apr-15
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Infant Gut Bacteria Could Be Predictor of Food Allergies
Peanutallergy.com, 30-Mar-15
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IRIN, 27-Mar-15
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Smog should be considered a global health concern: UBC researcher
Metro News, 26-Mar-15
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Jolie can start a health conversation, but she mustn’t be the last word
Globe & Mail, 25-Mar-15
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National Post, 25-Mar-15
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Infant gut bacteria could predict risk for food allergies, study finds
CTV News, 25-Mar-15
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Researchers dig for answers in dirty diapers
Global News, 23-Mar-15
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Global News Winnipeg, 23-Mar-15
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Air Pollution, a Slow and Silent Killer
NDTV, 23-Mar-15
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Real-time air data okay, with rider
Economic Times (India), 20-Mar-15
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Foul Delhi air may be driving people to suicide
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CBC, 12-Mar-15
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Timothy Caulfield discusses his new book
GlobalNews, 9-Mar-15
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Gut bacteria could predict food allergies
FoodNavigator.com, 9-Mar-15
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Times Colonist, 6-Mar-15
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Global News, 6-Mar-15
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Canadian author aims to debunk Gwyneth Paltrow’s health advice
Toronto Star, 6-Mar-15
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Infant gut bacteria holds clues about developing future food allergies
Metro News, 5-Mar-15
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Infants’ gut bacteria linked to food sensitization
Medical News Today, 5-Mar-15
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Infant Gut Bacteria Linked To Later Food Sensitization
MedicalResearch.com, 4-Mar-15
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Babies’ gut bacteria could predict food allergies: study
Edmonton Sun, 4-Mar-15
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Infant gut bacteria and food sensitization: Associations in the first year of life
Medical Xpress, 4-Mar-15
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Study sheds new light on factors causing pediatric food allergies
lab Product News, 4-Mar-15
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Could giving peanuts to infants decrease allergy incidence?
Montreal Gazette, 3-Mar-15
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Annual recurrence rate of anaphylaxis in kids is nearly 30%
Pediatric News, 26-Feb-15
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National Post, 26-Feb-15
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New thinking on peanut allergies
CTV News, 26-Feb-15
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Toronto Star, 25-Feb-15
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CBC News, 23-Feb-15
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Hollywood crock-buster: From detox programs to v-steams, celebs are steering us wrong
Winnipeg Free Press, 21-Feb-15
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Health experts question lack of crackdown on ‘homeopathic vaccines’
Globe & Mail, 17-Feb-15
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Winnipeg Free Press/WAVE Magazine, 06-Feb-15
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Health Professionals Warn Against Trending Celebrity Pseudoscience
CBS, 6-Feb-15
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Thinking Critically – University of Alberta prof fights celeb pseudoscience
Yorkton This Week, 4-Feb-15
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Beyoncé v Elizabeth Taylor. Whose diet will you choose?
Irish Times, 4-Feb-15
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Don’t steam your vagina, don’t listen to Gwyneth Paltrow
National Post, 3-Feb-15
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Timothy Caulfield debunks celebrity health trends, from gluten-free diets to colon cleanses
Toronto Star, 29-Jan-15
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Timothy Caulfield on debunking Gwyneth Paltrow
Quill & Quire, 27-Jan-15
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ici Radio Canada, 24-Jan-15
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Edmonton Journal, 23-Jan-15
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Celebrity Exposure: An Interview With Timothy Caulfield
Readers Digest, January 2015
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Half of Adults Not Using Epinephrine in Reactions, Study Finds
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Varsity, 19-Jan-15
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Globe & Mail, 16-Jan-15
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Is Gwyneth Paltrow Wrong About Everything? A Q&A with the author
Ottawa Citizen, 15-Jan-15
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Gwyneth Paltrow and celebrity diets are not the key to health
CBC Radio: The Current, 14-Jan-15
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Radio Canada International, 14-Jan-15
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Celeb health advice: When fame trumps science
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Canada fares poorly on children’s health rankings
Times Colonist, 12-Jan-15
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Diesel Exhaust Fumes May Harm Genes
Microfinance Monitor (India), 9-Jan-15
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Just two hours of exposure to diesel fumes can harm genes
Hindustan Times (India), 9-Jan-15
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Huffington Post, 8-Jan-15
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UBC study says exhaust fumes can change DNA
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Breathing in diesel exhaust leads to changes ‘deep under the hood’
Science Daily, 8-Jan-15
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U of M professors win award for study on infant gut bacteria
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Air pollution can cause harm to DNA, UBC study finds
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Maclean’s, 4-Jan-15
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