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Revision as of 15:49, 17 January 2020

This draft article has been assigned to User:Tessa.Altman, and will be moved to the main namespace when completed.

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see Help:Writing Fact Sheets and the articles in Fact Sheets Listing

Note that we want only enough information to convincingly support the assertion and counter inaccurate information. When making a point, it is important to find those sources that will result in the most convincing arguments, and to summarize findings in the most convincing manner, all without misrepresenting or exaggerating those sources.

Places to start for research:

Is there research showing that vegans are generally not deficient in calcium, or that non-vegans are?

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Fact Sheet

Assertion

  • This fact sheet supports the assertion that calcium from animal sources is not necessary and may be harmful to health.

Context

  • <-- Put the article in context. State that there is confusion and the source/sources of the confusion. See Grazing's context section -->

Research

  • <-- research supporting the assertion -->

Conflicting Information

  • <-- if there are articles or research that contradicts the assertion, state them and their weaknesses. -->

Other Sources

  • <-- expert testimony from prestigious or credentialed people or organizations -->

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This fact sheet was originally authored by Greg Fuller and copyedited by Isaac Nickerson. The contents may have been edited since that time by others.