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early puberty

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early puberty
Pediatrics The development of signs of sexual maturity before age 8 in ♀ and before age 9 in ♂; some children have changes as early as age 3 or 4; in general there is no identifiable cause in ♀; half of ♂ have underlying medical problems–eg, hormone secreting tumors. See Puberty.
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RAWALPINDI, November 15, 2009 (Balochistan Times): Speakers at a seminar held on The affects on human beings of the medicines used in animal said the residuals of injections given to buffalos prior to milk them can last till 48 hours in the milk and meat of the injected animal which caused to born the deadly diseases like cancer and early puberty in children.
Residuals of injections given to buffalos can cause cancer and others ... by Balochistan Times (Baluchistan Province, Pakistan)
RAWALPINDI, November 15, 2009 (Frontier Star): Speakers at a seminar held on "The affects on human beings of the medicines used in animal" said the residuals of injections given to buffalos prior to milk them can last till 48 hours in the milk and meat of the injected animal which caused to born the deadly diseases like cancer and early puberty in children.
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