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  2. Jul 21

    Are maternal exposures in pregnancy the most important determinants of offspring health? In our new paper, we argue that research often assumes this to be the case, thus reinforcing (rather than testing) the hypothesis.

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  3. Sep 6

    Come work with us at : funded Post Doc to start Jan/Sept 2019 at , focusing on , linking place of birth to old age health and mortality with me, Alberto Palloni, Michal Engelman and many others

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  4. Dec 19

    undergrad health, soc-sci or sci-ed students. Spend summer doing research into adolescent health & scientific literacy with  . 2xprojects. Travel fund & stipend. Applications close 04-Feb .

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  5. Nov 9

    Finally!! The second half of the mammoth systematic review is published :) The relationship between maternal obesity and diabetes during pregnancy on offspring kidney structure and function in humans: a systematic review

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  6. Dec 7

    Check out our new lab poster in the hallway at the Health Sciences Centre!

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  7. Nov 2

    Are you interested in , , and in utero environmental exposures? Live in or want to relocate to Winnipeg? Come work with me! Check out my ad for a technician/lab manager. , job number 04928. Also recruiting students! Please share widely!

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  8. Aug 23

    This special series of 3 papers in the Lancet on preconception health is a must read for those in the field.

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  9. Jun 1

    Congratulations Meghan on recently being awarded a CRC in research!

    Thank you! Thrilled to be awarded a in Developmental Origins of Chronic Disease. Lots of exciting research ahead at w/
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  10. Dec 4

    The is getting some traction in ⁦the ⁩! It’s the most important organ you’ve ever had. Some fab scientists & placental research highlighted here too. ⁦⁩

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  11. Aug 19

    Our new paper on Population DNA methylation studies in the framework, collaboration with my wonderful colleague , is online at

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  12. May 30

    Our new paper online: neonatal overeating and its consequences: programming at the Mogat1 locus may link neonatal overnutrition with long-term hepatic steatosis and insulin resistance

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  13. 8 Nov 2017

    Well today was an awesome day for the twitter character limit to increase. PLENTY of science goodness to share with you today as we celebrate 10 years of developing healthy lives 🤓

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  14. May 24

    Oh jeez! There’s a Canadian in my office

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  15. 27 Oct 2017

    गोली लाठी खाएंगे भाजपा को भगाएंगे scenes from brutality of BJP at its peak hear the screams of poor People

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  16. Mar 16

    Milestone: research featured prominently in recent issue - “Adolescence and the next generation” underscores critical importance of investing in adolescent well-being for future generations. .

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  17. Aug 29

    How does the maternal environment impact and fetal growth in pregnancies complicated by ? Find out by applying for funded postdoc in my lab . PLS RT

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  18. Sep 19

    Day three is all about maternal stress factors on and offspring health ! 🇧🇷🔬🐄

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  19. May 17

    Congrats to and colleagues, great paper on maternal-infant obesity relationships in an aboriginal community

    Our new paper is published online!Influence of maternal adiposity, preterm birth and birth weight centiles on early childhood obesity in an Indigenous Australian pregnancy-through-to-early-childhood cohort study
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  20. 18 Oct 2017

    It’s been a pleasure to talk to researches about the BRIGHT Project!

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  21. Oct 25

    "Why physicians need to be involved" It's been a pleasure discussing and early life environmental exposures with future doctors in sunny Nice. Supported by

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