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    New research identifies third gene behind rare overgrowth syndrome in children

    When Ali’s son Howard* was still not crawling, rolling over or meeting her gaze at 10 months old, the experienced mother-of-two knew something was wrong. Despite assurances from friends and family that everything was fine, Ali brought it up with her family doctor. After rounds of tests and specialist appointments, an MRI scan revealed damaged…

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    Saving babies from superbugs

    Dr. Joseph Ting is leading a new Canada-wide study that perfectly combines his passions and expertise: providing top-notch care for vulnerable babies and using statistics to research infectious disease. This staff neonatologist at BC Women’s Hospital + Health Centre ultimately aims to protect newborn and preterm babies from the overuse of antibiotics and superbugs.

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    Specialized immune cells could help repair damage from inflammatory bowel disease in children

    A new study suggests that specialized immune cells that dampen inflammation and help repair the gut could be used as a potential therapy for children dealing with the painful symptoms of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).

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