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  2. Human Health Prof Talks Hydration with ‘Just Asking’ 

Human Health Prof Talks Hydration with ‘Just Asking’ 

Speaking to CBC’s Just Asking, Dr. Lawrence Spriet, professor emeritus in the Department of Human Health Sciences, answered questions on the science behind proper hydration. 

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Posted Aug 4, 2026
Updated Aug 4, 2026
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