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NUTRITION NEWS Why different demographics should pick peanuts At this year's Dietitians of Canada conference, we received lots of questions around this topic. You asked, so we're answering! |
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ALLERGY UPDATE Most siblings of food-allergic children won't develop the same food allergy New research out of the Ann & Robet H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago looks at the prevelance of food allergies in younger siblings when the older one is affected. |
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CONSUMER INSIGHTS FaceTime, not face time, around the dinner table The newest guest at the family dinner table: our electronic devices. Find out which generation was the worst offender - you might be surprised! |
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RECENT ALLERGY NEWS Ministerial inquiry finds little to no evidence of risk to food-allergic air travellers In the spring edition of our newsletter, we talked about facts and myths surrounds peanut allergies on planes. A new report from the Canadian Transportation Agency recently found that there is little or no risk of anaphylaxis due to inhalation of, or contact with, peanut allergens while on commercial flights. The report also makes recommendations for effective risk mitigation. For the full report, visit the Canadian Transportation Agency website. |
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