Keith-Thomas Ayoob

Albert Einstein College of Medicine

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Associate Professor in the Department of Pediatrics at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, in New York, he has served as a paid consultant for the dairy industry

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We have two school stories tonight, both full of surprises.  Analyzing scores at the lowest performing schools across the board, the Los Angeles Times has found that, when it…

Test Scores and Milk Wars

We have two school stories tonight, both full of surprises.  Analyzing scores at the lowest performing schools across the board, the Los Angeles Times has found that, when it…

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