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Jaime Chambers

Ames, United States
As seen in: The Washington Post, Salon, Science Magazine, NewsNation, Science News, Genetic Literacy Project, RealClear Science, Science News Explores, Science News for Students, Massive Science and
now: staff writer @TheCrashCourse | previously: @AAASMassMedia '21 @ScienceNews | always: in cahoots with @ferenjamin | she/her

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What to eat in menopause according to a nutrition expert

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By Jaime Chambers
| Prevention Magazine Australia Verified
To help cut through the noise we asked Accredited Practising Dietitian Jaime Rose Chambers to share her expert advice on the best foods to add to your plate during menopause. Here are her top tips. These little wonder seeds are packed with phytoestrogens (plant oestrogens) that mimic what oestrogen does in our body.
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Marine biologist shares new study as sea lions suffer fatal disease

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By Jaime Chambers
| NewsNation Verified
SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) - Stranded sick sea lions have been suffering from the fatal disease known as domoic acid poisoning, and now according to Marine Biologist Dr. Lyall Bellquist, these sea lion deaths are a symptom of a greater problem facing the local ocean in the San Diego area. "Extreme environmental events as a symptom of climate change are increasing and intensifying," Bellquist said.
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Does your natural history museum need a makeover?

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By Amber Dance Verified, Bethany Brookshire, Jaime Chambers, Jonathan Lambert
| Science News Explores Verified
At first glance, it’s a simple scene. Six adult bison and a calf mill around a stream. But if you look closer, the plot thickens. Beside a well-worn path to the stream sits a bison skull. This herd has clearly been dropping by for some time. And they’re playing a key role in the ecosystem. Scattered birds feast on bugs kicked up by the bison. Peer into the trees on the scene’s far right, and you might even spot what only one bison has noticed. Two wolves lurk, eyeing their next meal.
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