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Google News: Gum chewing associated with higher salivary flow
[DrBicuspid.com] - "Gum chewing on more days per week had a consistent relationship with elevated unstimulated salivary flow rate and lower caries severity," principal study author XiaoPing Wang stated in a press release. Related Reading. Does chewing xylitol gum help
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[Marketwire (press release)] - Professor XiaoPing Wang, professor at the Affiliated Stomatology Hospital of Tongji University and the principal study investigator, said, "Gum chewing on more days per week had a consistent relationship with elevated unstimulated salivary flow rate
Xiaoping Wang | Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology
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Dr. Xiaoping Wang, Oak Ridge National Laboratory. "Neutron Single Crystal Diffraction: Principle and Application in Chemistry and Material ...
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