Simulated Efferocytosis May Promote Bone Regeneration
Owing to a rare genetic mutation, individuals with leukocyte adhesion deficiency type 1 (LAD1) experience a suite of symptoms that trace back to.
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A Few Months of Vaping Puts Healthy People on the Brink of Oral Disease
Researchers who have taken the first look at bacteria in the mouths of young and healthy vapers say the potential for future disease.
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Penn Dental Student Takes Top Prize for Aa Research
Third-year Penn Dental Medicine student Grace Huang took first place in the junior category of the 2020 American Association for Dental Research (AADR).
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Poor Oral Health Impacts Diabetic Complications
Oral health conditions can have a direct influence on the development of diabetic complications among patients with diabetes, reports the University of Toronto.
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Dentists, Inflammation, and COVID-19 Risks
COVID-19 is unequivocally the most stealthy yet serious virus I have encountered in 30 years of medicine. It is extremely contagious and completely.
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Interfering With BMP6 Activity Improves Sjögren’s Syndrome Symptoms
Interfering with the activity of a protein called bone morphogenetic protein 6 (BMP6) could restore salivary gland function and reduce inflammation in animal.
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Rapamycin Fights Gum Disease and Spurs Bone Growth in Older Mice
A drug that has life-extending effects on mice also reverses age-related dental problems in the animals, according to research from the University of.
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E Gingivalis Inflames the Oral Cavity and Destroys Tissues
A unicellular parasite commonly found in the mouth plays a role both in severe tissue inflammation and tissue destruction, according to researchers at.
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Wage Germ Warfare to Prevent Antibiotic Resistance
Germ warfare typically refers to using germs to kill an adversary. But the Centers for Disease Control and prevention (CDC) warn of a.
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Poor Dental Health Associated With Dementia
A history of chronic dental health issues increases the odds of dementia, according to a collaborative study between researchers at National Taiwan University.
