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Do you really need to cut off the crusts? Expert advice on navigating picky eating - UBC News (opens the original)
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UBC clinical instructor and pediatric occupational therapist Dr. Lauren Hershfield offers tips for making school lunches less stressful for picky eaters and parents. If you’ve ever found yourself carefully trimming the crusts off bread or peeling the skin off grapes—only to have your child’s lunchbox come home untouched—you know that packing school lunches for a picky eater can feel like a daily battle. It can also leave parents wondering whether their child is getting the nutrition they need to
Canada’s first human bird flu case offers new clues for monitoring pandemic threats - UBC News (opens the original)
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UBC researchers found genetic mutations weakened the virus’s ability to bind to human cells, highlighting the need to test how emerging viruses behave. Dr. Sriram Subramaniam holds a model of the H5N1 surface protein, whose atomic structure UBC researchers have mapped to study the two mutations (yellow). Image credit: Subramaniam lab. When a B.C. teenager became critically ill with H5N1 avian influenza in November 2024, Canada’s first human case, scientists around the world took notice. The viru
From counting sheep to forty winks: three tips to get your kids back on a healthy sleep schedule - UBC News (opens the original)
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UBC pediatric neurologist Dr. James Lee explains why your kids need a good night’s sleep — and how to help them get it. The start of the school year brings a new pencil case, fresh sneakers — and early mornings. If your kids are struggling to get quality sleep before the start of the school day, you’re not alone: one in four children in Canada are not getting enough sleep. That can have health effects that go beyond daytime drowsiness, says UBC pediatric neurologist Dr. James Lee. We spoke with
Starting kindergarten? Expert tips for a smooth school transition - UBC News (opens the original)
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Research shows kindergarten readiness shapes learning years later. UBC early-childhood development expert Dr. Magdalena Janus shares tips for making the transition as easy as 1-2-3. Across Canada, thousands of children are getting ready to step into classrooms for the first time. It’s an exciting milestone, but the transition to kindergarten can also be a stressful time for children and their families. Dr. Magdalena Janus, Sunny Hill BC Leadership Chair in Child Development and professor of pedi
Researchers discover the eye’s hidden cleanup system - UBC News (opens the original)
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Newly identified lymphatic network could fundamentally shift how we understand and treat leading causes of blindness. Many of the world’s leading causes of irreversible blindness, including glaucoma and age-related macular degeneration, share a common problem: the buildup of fluid, waste and inflammatory debris in the back of the eye. However, for decades, scientists have lacked a clear understanding of how the eye clears this waste away. New research from the University of British Columbia and
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