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DESCRIPTION:Supported by the Lister Family Engaged Science Initiative\, the
  Lister Science Chats connects members of the community through live scien
 ce talks with researchers from the McGill Faculty of Agricultural and Envi
 ronmental Sciences. This chat features two Macdonald Campus graduate stude
 nts giving an engaging 10-minute talk on their research and will conclude 
 with a Q&A period.    \n\nNo registration required. Join us live on ZOOM 
 \n\nSpeakers:\n\nLaura Li Ching Ng\, MSc student\, School of Human Nutriti
 onDetermining optimal growth patterns to reduce bronchopulmonary dysplasia
  among very preterm infants\n\nExtremely premature infants are at high ris
 k for linear growth failure and high body mass index which may affect thei
 r lung development. Through this project\, we hope to identify growth patt
 erns and body composition characteristics from birth to 36 corrected gesta
 tional age that are associated with lower risk of bronchopulmonary dysplas
 ia. This project is being carried out in 3 Quebec NICUs. \n\nMeryem Talbo\
 , PhD candidate\, School of Human NutritionLow blood sugar in type 1 diabe
 tes….and technology? \n\nLow blood sugar is rarely thought of when we talk
  about diabetes\, yet many people with diabetes must live in a constant fe
 ar of what a low blood sugar can cause. Thankfully\, there are many techno
 logical advances that can offer guidance to better control both low and hi
 gh blood sugar levels. However\, these technologies remain inaccessible to
  many. \n
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LOCATION:Online
SUMMARY:Lister Science Chats: Improving Human Health 
URL:https://www.mcgill.ca/macdonald/channels/event/lister-science-chats-imp
 roving-human-health-330957
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