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Spaghetti Head & Chicken Fingers

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By Erica Salcedo
| rif.org
Age Range 4 - 8 Page Count 32 Publisher HarperPop Grade Level ISBN 9780063474154 Themes Saffy only wants to eat buttered pasta, and Lumo refuses to eat anything except chicken tenders. But when they suddenly wake up with spaghetti for hair and actual chicken fingers, they realize their favorite foods have taken over in a hilarious way. As the two friends search for a way back to normal, they discover that stepping outside their comfort zones and trying new things can lead to unexpected fun.
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Radiation-Induced Innate Neutrophil Response in Tumor Is Mediated by the CXCLs/CXCR2 Axis

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By Erica Salcedo, Faya Zhang, Oscar Mulvaney, Subrata Manna
| MDPI
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Books to boost body image and self love in kids

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By Jessica Sanders, Charlotte Barkla, Erica Salcedo, Carol Rossetti
| childrensbooksdaily.com
Guest post. Standing in front of the mirror, head tilted. She squints, focuses, dwells. She hones in on all the ‘flaws’ – and the tween girl looking back at her agrees with her thoughts. Yep. Definitely ugly. Her hair is too thin. Her skin too pale. Her body too thick. And her face? Well it’s hideous, of course. She approaches the heap of clothes on her floor (the one her mum has been nagging her to put away) and selects the same oversized hoodie she wears most days. Even though it’s not cold.
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