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Jennifer Yoon

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Montreal, Toronto
As seen in: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), MSN Canada, CBC Montreal, CBC News, CBMT-TV (Montreal, QC), CBNT-TV (St. John's, NL), CBVE-FM (Québec, QC), Science Magazine, Cell Press, Genetic Literacy Project, Nano Convergence Journal and
Health reporter @CBCNews tv, radio & digital. ✉️ jennifer.yoon@cbc.ca. Drawing by Ben Shannon!
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Matchmaking and cash: South Korea's plan to avoid population decline

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By Jennifer Yoon Verified
| CBC News
South Korea's facing a demographic crisis — and it's trying everything from playing cupid to offering cash incentives to try to reverse course. For years, the country has had the lowest total fertility rate in the world. By the early 2070s, South Korea's total population is expected to dwindle by about a third. About half the population will be 65 or older, while the working age population (15-64) will decrease by more than 20 million.
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Inertial sensing of water content in tumor spheroids

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By Kantaro Murayama, Guanglin He, Nooshin Zandi, Georgios Katsikis, Jennifer Yoon Verified, Thomas Usherwood, Seth W. Malinowski, Jiaquan Yu, Chuyi Chen, Julie Sutton, Keith L. Ligon, Jungchul Lee, Teemu P. Miettinen, Scott R. Manalis, Sukbom Son
| Science Magazine Verified
Abstract Cellular water content governs the concentration of all biomolecules inside a cell, thereby influencing the physical and functional properties of the cell. However, measurements of water content in physiologically relevant cell culture models remain largely unavailable, particularly in three-dimensional (3D) models such as tumor spheroids and organoids. Here, we achieve such measurements using an industrial-grade capillary steel tube.
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Ontario murder case highlights child welfare’s systemic failures, say advocates

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By Doy Santos, Jennifer Yoon Verified
| Atin Ito
Home / Around Canada / Ontario murder case highlights child welfare’s systemic failures, say advocates National registry, transparent investigations would help prevent future deaths In the five years the boys lived with Becky Hamber and Brandy Cooney, there were at least half-dozen reports to the Children’s Aid Society about suspected abuse. But CAS workers never spoke to the kids alone, nor did they conduct an in-person surprise visit.
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