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The pandemic was many things to many people, but to Dr. Jonathan Hourihane, it was an exciting natural experiment. The prospect of an entire cohort of new babies, isolated, lacking exposure to people, other babies and the viruses they carry was very enticing to a world-renowned researcher. His wife…

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"Food, milk and egg ladders look the same, but they're not the same." — Dr. Juan Trujillo Ladders are close to standard in some clinics now. The evidence that they change the course of anything is still thin. So families are climbing, clinicians are advising, and nobody has settled t…
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