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Boys in the United States are beginning to see the first signs of puberty from six months to two years earlier than previously observed, according to a new study published Saturday in Pediatrics. The study is the first to look at the onset of puberty for U.S. boys in 25 years and seems to mirror similar findings that have already been well documented in girls, points out the Wall Street Journal. The difference appears most pronounced in African-American boys, who are starting to see the first signs of puberty at 9.1 years. The average for Hispanic boys is 10 and 10.1 years for white boys, compared with the average age of 11.5 in previous studies.<br>
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<i>source: Article 'Boys Hitting Puberty Sooner, Just Like Girls' by Daniel Politi; www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2012/10/20/boys_hitting_puberty_sooner_according_to_new_study.html; The Slatest; 20 October 2012</i>

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