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  • Kelsey Sobkowich

  • Sara Riazi

  • Kristie Pun

  • Angela Picot

    Angela’s role as Research Assistant involved helping the Study Coordinator to gather data from families and bring the gut microbiome (poop collection!) aspect of the study into action.

  • Carley O’Kane, RD

    Carley’s research with the Guelph Family Health Study focussed on the child body composition.

  • Kate Nicholson

  • Dee Muszynski, RD

  • Julia Mirotta

  • Nicole Middegaal

  • Laurie Matthews

    Laurie was involved with data entry and analysis of the food records of the children enrolled in the study and her project focused on fruit and vegetable intake and distribution.

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The Guelph Family Health Study is testing new ways for kids to learn healthy habits early – habits that can significantly lower your child’s risk for disease now and in the future.

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