Beverage Choice May Lower Diabetes Risk
Breaking news: there is no downside to one’s health if a person’s drink of choice is water. A study was conducted by a.
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Drug Could Lower Risk for Oral Cancer
Metformin, a drug commonly used to treat diabetes, could lower the risk of oral cancer. A new study in Cancer Prevention Research, which.
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Periodontal Therapy Can Lower Costs of Treatment for Diabetics
Periodontal treatment may lower the number of hospitalizations and the cost of medical care for diabetics with periodontal disease. The information comes from.
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Treatment for Gum Disease Can Lower Medical Costs for People With Diabetes
United Concordia Dental offers innovative program in response to study findings HARRISBURG, Pa., March 23, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Medical costs are lower for.
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Many Cereals Could be Healthier
A variety of cereals claim to be healthy. They claim to provide you with a great start to your day. In many cases,.
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Study Claims Dentists Could Aid in Healthcare
There are about 20 million Americans who see a dentist and not a doctor each year. That’s why a New York University study.
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Some Dentists Want Warnings Printed on Sugary Drinks
Dentists in Ireland are starting a campaign to have warnings on sugary drinks. The campaign comes after recent figures indicate high rates of.
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MIS Implants Sponsoring the Humanitarian Award
Fair Lawn, NJ (October 28, 2011) – MIS Implants Technologies, Ltd., a leading manufacturer of dental implants, will be sponsoring the Humanitarian Award.
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Many Unaware About Dental Problems from Diabetes
Most people with diabetes don’t realize the link between diabetes and oral health problems. This information comes from a report in the British.
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Sweet Tooth Could Lead to Major Health Problems
There’s one food that can probably be blamed for more health problems than all others: sugar. The majority of people still consume too.
