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How to protect children’s teeth when water has no fluoride
Fluoridated water has long helped protect American children, but some places no longer add fluoride. Dentists recommend alternatives such as fluoride toothpaste, rinses for older kids and topical varnish, and they advise parental supervision when brushing and flossing.
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Gene Variant Raises Heart Failure Risk After Myocarditis in Children
A study found that a cardiomyopathy gene variant is more common in children who develop dilated cardiomyopathy after myocarditis. Researchers describe a "double hit" model and advise genetic testing to identify higher risk.
Toxic cosmetics sold in Latin American street markets
Informal markets in Latin America sell cosmetics often without labels or health checks. Studies found toxic metals in many cheap products; authorities seized counterfeit goods and experts warn of health risks, especially for children.
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