Potential impact of restricted caribou (Rangifer tarandus) consumption on anemia prevalence among Inuit adults in northern Canada

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Nutrition, May 2019

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RT @fleroy1974: "Given the importance of #caribou to #Inuit culture, health & wellbeing [..] strategies to promote the sustainable harvest…

16 Mar 2020

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"Given the importance of #caribou to #Inuit culture, health & wellbeing [..] strategies to promote the sustainable harvest of country foods are urgently required to ensure the health & nutrition security [in] rapidly changing Arctic environments" h

16 Mar 2020

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New publication from #nereusprogram research fellow Tiff-Annie Kenny in the journal BMC - 'Potential impact of restricted caribou (Rangifer tarandus) consumption on anemia prevalence among Inuit adults in northern Canada' #bmcnutr https://t.co/rpBfxBUeWL

26 Jun 2019

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"Potential impact of restricted caribou (Rangifer tarandus) consumption on anemia prevalence among Inuit adults in northern Canada" https://t.co/9IcmwPy4Kw

31 May 2019

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