Compared to Peers, US Health Comes up Short
This health disadvantage exists even though the United States spends more per capita on health care than any other nation. Even wealthy, educated.
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Tooth Loss May be Linked to Age-Related Blindness
There could be a correlation between blindness and tooth loss. A recent study in the Journal of Periodontology has linked the two. The.
Science and Medicine
Few Americans Have Healthy Hearts
3 percent of Americans have optimal heart health, while 10 percent have poor heart health As interest in concussion rates and prevention strategies.
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Saliva Test Capable of Diagnosing Oral Cancer and Diabetes
A new molecular test has the ability to detect oral cancer and diabetes. PeriRX, a Pennsylvania start-up company, is conducting clinical trials on.
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American Diabetes Month the NJ Society of Periodontists Explains
Morganville, NJ (October 22, 2012) – November is American Diabetes Month, and the New Jersey Society of Periodontists (NJSP) would like patients and.
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Statement from Dr. William Calnon, President, ADA
CHICAGO, Sept. 13, 2012—The American Dental Association (ADA) applauds New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg for shining a spotlight on the issue of.
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Correlation Exists Between Dental Health, Dementia
Maintaining good oral health will lower the risk of dementia later in life, according to a new a study. The University of California.
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European Economic Issues May Hurt Dental Patients
The issues facing the euro may soon impact dental patients. Funding for dental care has been lowered by about 100 million euros per.
Science and Medicine
Diabetes More Deadly for Normal-Weight Adults
American adults of normal weight with new-onset diabetes are more likely to die than overweight and obese adults with the same disease. American.
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Dental Visits May Lead to Diabetes Detection
A prediabetes diagnosis can be made during a basic dental visit. The information comes from a recent Columbia University College of Dental Medicine.
