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Converting old Bracknell Sainsbury s in latest applications

As ever, it has been a busy week for planning in BRACKNELL as a number of applications have been decided on and submitted. Meanwhile, Bracknell Forest Council’s planning committee held a virtual meeting on Thursday, May 20 to discuss two plans. Although all council meetings are meant to take place in the borough chambers from now on, the committee was allowed to conduct the meeting virtually, as long as the decisions themselves were delegated to planning officers based on there recommendations. Councillors Tina McKenzie Boyle, Ankhur Bandhari and Michael Skinner, all Conservatives, were absent from the meeting, and therefore could not vote.

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PAS 2021: Plenary session on prenatal environmental contaminants and childhood disease

PAS 2021: Plenary session on prenatal environmental contaminants and childhood disease A state of the art plenary session during the Pediatric Academic Societies (PAS) 2021 Virtual Meeting discussed prenatal environmental contaminants and childhood disease, and the latest evidence for epigenetic mechanisms associated with transgenerational disease and public policy implications. Three generational animal models now conclusively demonstrate that fetal exposure to the same environmental chemicals now found in virtually every human pregnancy is linked to multigenerational disease. The diseases range from onset of puberty abnormalities, obesity, immune disorders, cancer, polycystic ovaries, abnormal sperm, behavioral abnormalities and perinatal complications. The mechanism of transmission of disease across generations appears to be non-genetic and correlates with epigenetic changes seen in exposed offspring and their descendants.

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Prenatal environmental contaminants and childhood disease

E-Mail IMAGE: The Pediatric Academic Societies (PAS) Meeting connects thousands of pediatricians and other health care providers worldwide. view more Credit: PAS A state of the art plenary session during the Pediatric Academic Societies (PAS) 2021 Virtual Meeting discussed prenatal environmental contaminants and childhood disease, and the latest evidence for epigenetic mechanisms associated with transgenerational disease and public policy implications. Three generational animal models now conclusively demonstrate that fetal exposure to the same environmental chemicals now found in virtually every human pregnancy is linked to multigenerational disease. The diseases range from onset of puberty abnormalities, obesity, immune disorders, cancer, polycystic ovaries, abnormal sperm, behavioral abnormalities and perinatal complications. The mechanism of transmission of disease across generations appears to be non-genetic and correlates with epigenetic changes seen in exposed

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2 two-way races for Jordan Valley School Board

JORDAN VALLEY Of the three seats opening on the Jordan Valley School Board, one incumbent is the sole candidate for his seat, and there are two two-way races, with two candidates vying for a seat that is currently vacant. Voters will decide the outcome in the upcoming 2021 District Director Election on May 18. All of the seats are four-year terms, and incumbent Joshua Mackenzie doesnât have any challengers for Position 3. For Position 2, which is currently vacant, Whitni Matteri and Patrick Anderson will face off; and Cody Starbuck will run against Michael Skinner for Position 4. Candidates were all invited to participate in the Argus Observerâs introduction to the community. The deadline was noon on Monday.

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