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Ever thought of writing a poem on the diseases of the teeth? Well, Solyman Brown did, back in 1840. A copy of this book is held right here at Hirsh in the Special Collections room, should you have the urge to read it cover to cover. But for now, here are a few stanzas from this landmark in dental poetry:
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Even before the current pandemic, many people in our society have felt lonely. In the latest episode of the #TuftsTellMeMore podcast, Nassir Ghaemi, professor of psychiatry at Tufts School of Medicine explains why people feel this way. http://ow.ly/Waxv50AXAEf
Today in the journal Public Health Nutrition, we find that many consumers are confused by labels such as "multigrain" or "contains whole grains," which current rules permit even on products that contain mostly refined grains.
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