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Healthy twists on Thanksgiving favorites and immune-boosting comfort foods
Healthy twists on Thanksgiving favorites that offer gut-friendly, immune-boosting and flavorful holiday dishes.
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Budget-friendly Thanksgiving dinner for four: Full holiday feast under $20
Enjoy a budget-friendly Thanksgiving dinner for four under $20 with healthy, anti-inflammatory recipes made from simple, SNAP-eligible ingredients.
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Organic vs. Natural vs. Healthy Foods: What’s The Difference
Confused by food labels? Understand the differences between organic, natural and healthy foods and shop smarter with our easy guide.
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CHOC participation in multi-center quality improvement initiative seeks improved growth outcomes in NICU babies who undergo intestinal surgery
Clinicians face challenges in delivering proper nutrition to this fragile population of infants.
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Dr. Terrie Inder named to new position of director of the Center for Perinatal and Infant Research at CHOC
Dr. Inder will lead the development of a robust research program focused on clinical and comparative outcomes.
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NIH award continues landmark study of brain development in babies born very preterm
Despite health care advances that are keeping babies born very preterm alive, such newborns — who total more than 50,000 in the United States alone…
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