Young Adults Need to Eat More Omega-3 Fats
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Why You May Never Eat Raw Oysters Again
By Jeffrey M. Farber […]
Prof on CBC News Discussing Mystery of E. coli Outbreak
Prof. Keith Warriner appeared in a CBC News story on May 19 talking about recent E. coli outbreaks stemming from romaine lettuce and difficulties in tracing where the tainted product […]
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Where Your Money Goes When Tragedy Strikes
By Timothy Dewhirst […]
Vegan Social Media Influencers and Disordered Eating: The Atlantic Interviews U of G Prof
U of G student Andrea LaMarre was interviewed by The Atlantic for a story about social media sites that promote certain vegan diets and the impact of those sites on […]
Tracking Lyme Disease Threat: CBC Talks to U of G Expert
Prof. Scott Weese appeared in a May 21 CBC News story about how Canadian scientists are tracking the threat of Lyme disease. The article suggested that increased numbers of Lyme […]
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AI and Discrimination: The Walrus Interviews U of G Prof
Prof. Graham Taylor was interviewed by The Walrus for a story about racism and sexism in artificial intelligence applications. Much of AI technology — and its search engines and facial-recognition […]
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Pursuit of Happiness Might Backfire: U of G Prof Authors Psychology Today Article
Prof. Jamie Gruman authored a Psychology Today story on May 15 about how the pursuit of happiness might just make you miserable. He said happiness is unlike other goals that […]
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Preserving Fruit From Rot: Prof’s Research Featured in Canadian Geographic
Prof. Jayasankar Subramanian’s work to preserve fruit from rot in India was featured in a May 4 story in Charting Change, a series about innovative projects in the developing world produced […]
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Prof Discusses Legacy of Tom Wolfe on CTV News
Jerry Chomyn, head of University of Guelph-Humber’s media studies program, appeared on CTV News on May 15 discussing the legacy of Tom Wolfe following the death of the author and journalist […]
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Inaugural Arrell Food Summit to Celebrate Innovation in Food Production
Former Canadian astronaut Dr. Roberta Bondar and Galen Weston, CEO of Loblaw Cos. Ltd., will be among some of the world’s most eminent thinkers in the future of food and […]
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Prof Discusses E. coli and Romaine Lettuce on Global News
Prof. Jeff Farber spoke to Global News for stories appearing on May 10 and 12 about whether Canadians should be concerned about eating romaine lettuce following an E. coli outbreak from […]
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Birds Wearing Backpacks Trace a Path to Conservation
By Samantha Knight and Ryan Norris […]
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Prof Discusses Wynne Campaign Strategy in National Media
Prof. Tamara Small appeared in several articles on May 9 about Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne’s campaign for re-election and how she offers consistency in the face of polls that suggest […]
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Prof Discusses Idea of Granting Millennials a ‘Citizen Inheritance’ on Global News
U of G Prof. Sean Lyons was interviewed for a May 9 Global News story about a U.K.-based think tank’s proposal that every millennial be given the equivalent of $17,000 […]
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McDonald’s Adds Bagels to Menu, U of G Prof Talks to National Media
Prof. Mike von Massow appeared in several national media reports on May 9 talking about Canada’s “breakfast wars” as McDonald’s Canada has added bagels to its menu, putting it in […]
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Prof’s Commentary on Fisheries Act Featured in Policy Options
Geography professor Jennifer Silver, along with University of British Columbia researcher Nathan Bennett, wrote an article published in Policy Options May 8 discussing how Bill C-68 would update the Fisheries Act […]
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How Fish May Reduce Your Child’s Breast Cancer Risk
By David W.L. Ma and Jessie Burns […]
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Women of Distinction Honours U of G Women
Twelve of 20 women who received 2018 Women of Distinction Awards last week have University of Guelph connections. The awards recognize and celebrate the achievements of women in Wellington County. […]
U of G Highlights New Research to Mark International Day of Families
The definition of a family has changed dramatically all over the world in the past few decades. To mark the 2018 International Day of Families on May 15, the United […]
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