Dental Scientists Predict an End to Tooth Decay
Washington AP reports dental scientists foresee near elimination of tooth decay within a decade. They cite infectious germs as the cause and note direct treatments plus enzyme blocks, with vaccine research by Navy and private groups to prevent growth of cavity bacteria, especially for isolated crews and long space missions.
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U.S. Public Health Service
U.S. Navy
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Seymour J. Kreshover
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National Institute of Dental Research
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Gordon H. Rogelstad
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Rovelstad
Northwestern University
Navy Dental
Overcrowding Seen as Spur to War and Crime
Boston University symposium speakers warned that population crowding fuels crime and riots in ghettos and raises the risk of nuclear war. Dr Hudson Hoagland linked crowding to stress and disease, while Dr Roger L Shinn warned population growth threatens mankind and urged persuasion to curb growth.
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Hudson Hoagland
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Worcester Foundation For Experimental Biology
Roger L. Shinn
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