TBRI Research in the News

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Pine Cone Extract May reduce Allergy risk!

May
03

Feb 23, 2010: Stephen Daniells reports in the Research Headlines section of Nutra Ingredients-USA.com about the implications of TBRI's latest publication. The title of the article is, Pine cone extract may reduce allergy risk

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TBRI and Allera article!

May
03

April 2010: An article describing the beneficial effects of Allera Health Products' Immune Extra, appears in the Science of Supplements section of the April 2010 issue of Vitamin Retailer. click here for online edtion

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Dr. Bradley guest on CBS Radio with John Sipos!

May
03

September 2010: Dr. Bradley, TBRI's senior researcher, was a guest on CBS Radio Tampa Bay with award winning talk journalist John Sipos.

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Dr. Bradley guest on Life Improvement Radio!

May
03

March 4, 2011: Dr. Bradley was the guest on Life Improvement Radio.com's internet radio show, Healthcare Advancements, hosted by Laurie Puckett. (click here to listen to the PODcast of the interview).

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Tampa Bay Research Insights about Influenza

May
02

During a typical flu season in which we have developed and administered the correct vaccine, approximately 48 million people in the United States become infected, 114,000 require hospitalization, and 35,000 die as a result of complications from the infection. Globally, the flu results in the death of up to 500,000 people each season. The majority of deaths occur in the very young ( 65 yrs old), as members of both age groups have weakened immune systems that have difficulty fighting off the infection.

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