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In babies, the right combo of gut bacteria might stave off later allergies, so scientists are testing “cocktails” of helpful microbes as therapy

Dr. Stuart Turvey said the children's clinicians approached the Precision Health Initiative at the BC Children's Hospital two or three years ago, puzzled by the unknown condition

The disease, associated with developmental delays and seizures, represents one of thousands of 'rare diseases' affecting one in 25 children born in B.C.

The disease, associated with developmental delays and seizures, represents one of thousands of 'rare diseases' affecting one in 25 children born in B.C.

The disease, associated with developmental delays and seizures, represents one of thousands of 'rare diseases' affecting one in 25 children born in B.C.

The disease, associated with developmental delays and seizures, represents one of thousands of 'rare diseases' affecting one in 25 children born in B.C.

Researchers in B.C.s Lower Mainland have discovered a new disease that affects brain development in children – a finding that promises to solve a medical mystery affecting families around the world.

Researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai have gained a deeper understanding of the nuanced roles of JAK inhibitors, or modulators, in inflammation across various cell types and tissues.

A new study has found that problems with gut bacteria could lie behind four major — and very different — childhood allergies.

Bacteria in the gut are linked to childhood eczema, asthma, hay fever and allergies to certain foods, suggests a Canadian study.