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Added calcium and phosphate in fluoride varnishes no silver bullet for fighting kids’ tooth decay, study finds

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Added calcium and phosphate in fluoride varnishes no silver bullet for fighting kids’ tooth decay, study finds
02
Nov

In a recent study published within the journal Scientific Reports, researchers examined the impact of sodium fluoride varnishes containing phosphate and calcium on the Streptococcus mutans and Lactobacillus fermentum counts in children without caries and with caries with and without cavitated lesions and compared it to the impact of conventional sodium fluoride varnishes. Study: Effect […]

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Learn how to Make Your Local Youth Sports Leagues More Welcoming to Trans Kids

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Learn how to Make Your Local Youth Sports Leagues More Welcoming to Trans Kids
27
Aug

You don’t should scroll through the web for long to grasp that trans kids in America are under attack. Whether it’s lawmakers who’re hell-bent on denying them life-affirming care or legislating which bathrooms trans people get to make use of, or far-right groups (each online and IRL) protesting drag shows and calling LGBTQ+ people “groomers,” […]

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What It Looks Like When Trans Kids Are Simply Allowed to Play Sports

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What It Looks Like When Trans Kids Are Simply Allowed to Play Sports
26
Aug

SELF talked to 5 young people whose stories are noteworthy not only because they provide a counter narrative to the fearmongering and misinformation, but in addition because they show that trans kids who play sports are simply kids who play sports. The teenagers who spoke to us shared how they fell in love with the […]

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All Your Questions About Trans Kids in Sports, Asked and Answered

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All Your Questions About Trans Kids in Sports, Asked and Answered
24
Aug

Once I was a child, sports were the place where I discovered my friends and my community, in addition to my confidence and sense of self. I loved sports because they allowed me to challenge myself, but mostly because playing them was after I could hang around with my buddies and just rejoice. Now, as […]

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