Herbert L. Board v. Karl Farnham, Jr.

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• holding that allegations of dental problems constitute objectively serious harm under the 40 Nos. 10-1687 & 10-2442 Eighth Amendment
• holding that the plaintiffs’ allegations regarding inadequate ventilation was sufficient to constitute an objectively serious harm
• holding that the plaintiffs’ allegations regarding inadequate ventilation was sufficient to 20 constitute an objectively serious harm
• holding that allegation of inadequate ventilation in prison may state a claim for relief
• holding that the deprivation of a hygienic product for a pretrial detainee violates the constitution when there is a threat of future medical and physical harm
• holding that deprivation of toothpaste for extended period implicated objectively serious medical condition

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