Ending Water Fluoridation Could Lead to Millions of Caries
TOPLINE: Removing fluoride from public water systems in the United States could have increased the prevalence of dental caries among
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Tomi Lanz
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CDC Drops Guidance for COVID Vaccines for Pregnancy
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has just updated its child and adolescent immunization schedule in a
Jordan Rubin
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Ask Jordan: Does birthright citizenship require allegiance to the U.S.?
Does birthright citizenship require that the parents have an "allegiance" to the United States, as the Trump administration argues...
Laine Motsinger
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Windows 11 security update leaves virtual machines unable to boot
The problem arises after installation, when affected PCs halt during startup and display a recovery error with the code 0xc0000098.
Corey Connelly
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Signal Hill Alumni choir goes to South Africa
FOLK MUSIC has long been an integral part of the Signal Hill Alumni Choir’s repertoire. But the choir’s interest in
Alejandro Byron
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Kitchen Remodeling in Southern Maryland Backed by 15-Year A+ Rating
With 15 years of A+ BBB accreditation, Southern Maryland Kitchen, Bath, Floors and Design LLC continues to lead kitchen remodeling
Margarete Mischke
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Children’s Author Relaunches Picture Books Celebrating Inclusion and Friendship
Heather Barbour Fenty, a children's book author born in Raleigh, North Carolina, is relaunching her two picture books—Sea, He Is
Raleigh Stoval
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German roads thrown into chaos after Google Maps mislabels highways as closed
German motorists likely felt disheartened at the sight of all the stop signs on Google Maps on Thursday. The Guardian
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Affordable mass housing for Nigerians
The provision of affordable mass housing has remained a daunting challenge in many developing countries, Nigeria inclusive. The problem was
Stephania Guillemette
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From Leader to Laggard? U.S. Faces Carbon Capture Slowdown as EU Surges Ahead
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) has long been recognized as a critical technology for achieving net-zero emissions, particularly in hard-to-abate
