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Preventing Caries in American Indian Children: Lost Battle or New Hope?
J Albino1, T S Batliner1, T Tiwari2
1Center for Native Oral Health Research, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, Aurora, Colorado.
Abstract:
Knowledge Transfer Statement: Preventing early childhood caries in American Indian children has proved to be an unexpectedly challenging goal. Biological and behavioral variables, as well as parental psychosocial characteristics and experiences, suggest new routes for understanding and mitigating the progress of disease. We provide our reflections after a decade of studying these issues in collaboration with tribal communities.
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