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Let us do a #WaybackWednesday for this week. The Roger Adams Collection at the #UCSF #IndustryDocuments library. 
Found here industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/food/docs/#id=…
That collection is where this was found.
Big Sugar 💝 Big Dentistry.
#SealantsAndFluoride. You know, #SugarScience. npr.org/sections/healt…
Big Sugar 💝 Big Dentistry.
#SealantsAndFluoride. You know, #SugarScience. npr.org/sections/healt…
How about a #WaybackWednesday?
Published not long before the infamous Roger Adams / Sugar NIDR paper came out. -|- "Effect on Caries of Restricting Sugars Intake"
industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/#id=ylyj0…
industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/#id=ylyj0…
For a #WaybackWednesday this week, we go back to 1953-ish and "An Analysis of the Delaney Committee Report on the Fluoridation of Drinking Water". In which proponents of #fluoridation give lots of reasons why ignoring new research is a good thing. industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/#id=fpkf0…
For another #WaybackWednesday this week, we go back to 2019. In which proponents of #fluoridation give lots of reasons why ignoring new research is a good thing.
dropbox.com/s/64fip99odb33…
dropbox.com/s/64fip99odb33…
Geography @MemorialU is remote this fall! How will it work? Here is the plan for each course offering, how much time is required to meet in person (if any), and any other useful info for deciding your fall 2020 course load. Here we go!
@memorialhss @CITL_MemorialU @MUN_Science
@memorialhss @CITL_MemorialU @MUN_Science
@MemorialU @memorialhss @CITL_MemorialU @MUN_Science First year! #GEOG1050 is our totally rad first year intro to all things Geography, which is, it turns out, all things! There are four sections, w/JFinnis, @lynch_111, @engelmonica, & @Paul_m_Ledger. All have *optional* synchronous sessions weekly if you want time w/class IRL.
Second year! #GEOG2001 Cultural Geography w/ @DeanBavington will be completely *asynchronous*. In other words, do it on your own time to fit with your schedule. Learn about nature & culture, colonialism, place, identity, global cultures of commodities, media, tourism, oh my.
