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Good oral hygiene at home as well as regular dental hygiene appointments help to control pregnancy-associated gingivitis
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Study: Bacteria can develop strong immunity for protection against viruses
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Study: Monitoring glucose levels, no needles required
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Researchers uncover a circadian rhythm in heart cells that affects their...
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Osteoporosis screening guidelines flawed for younger postmenopausal women
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Study: Improvements in microscopy home in on biology’s elusive details
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