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Move over kale: Manitoba-grown wild berry could be next superfood

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Move over kale: Manitoba-grown wild berry could be next superfood

Food scientists based out of St. Boniface Hospital in Winnipeg say the little-known lingonberry has incredible disease-fighting potential and they want to see it more widely available. 

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