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…

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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…

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