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UK Health News 02/27/2009

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40% of many common cancers are avoidable, says report - The Guardian 27th February 2009 More than 40% of some of the most common cancers, including those of the breast, bowel and stomach, could be prevented if we all had healthier lifestyles, a major report said yesterday. Contrary to popular belief, most cancer is not inevitable, says the World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF) report. A quarter of all cancers in the UK (26%) could be prevented. That rises to three-quarters of oesophageal cancer

A Visit With the Tooth Fairy (West Side Leader & South Side News Leader)

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Event for ages 4-7 teaching about dental health and featuring stories about the tooth fairy. Feb. 28, 10:30 a.m.; free, call to register Medina County District Library Highland Branch (330) 278-4271

Preventing Tooth Decay, Gingivitis And Gum Problems

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A travel to the dental practitioner doesn’t have to be rough or stressful, so long as you’ve practiced proper care of your teeth and gums considerably. Dental caries, likewise called as tooth decay comprises the initiating point of gingivitis and gum problems that could sooner or later head to toothloss. For parents, it’s critical that their kids get informed of the dangers of gingivitis and gum problems sooner in life to keep it from affecting once they grow up.

Modern Lifestyle Prevents Tooth Decay

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New research has found that modern lifestyle habits may play a bigger role than food alone, when it comes to tooth decay. A review of the scientific evidence over the past 150 years found that the effects of fluoride toothpaste, good oral hygiene and health education, may override the effects of food alone on tooth decay. The research is published online in a Supplement to the journal Obesity Reviews. Professor Monty Duggal, an author of the review explained ‘Nowadays, it’s not enough to jus

Scientists discover gene that can grow TEETH

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By Fiona Macrae A breakthrough by scientists could see dentures bite the dust. Researchers have pinpointed the gene that governs the production of tooth enamel, raising the tantalising possibility of people one day growing extra teeth when needed. At the very least, it could cut the need for painful fillings. Fillings could become obsolete in the future Experiments in mice have previously shown that the gene, a ‘transcription factor’ called Ctip2, is involved in the immune s

How to Get a Free Sample of Crest Whitestrips Advanced Seal

admin — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 07:20:13 +0000

We all want a whiter smile and better dental health. Now Crest is giving away a free sample of their very popular Advanced Seal White Strips. Here is how you can get your free sample of Crest’s Advanced Seal White Strips.

Taking Pacific University’s pulse (The Oregonian)

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Students at the 2 1/2-year-old campus in Hillsboro are serving health needs — medical, dental and more — throughout the county Benjamin Brink/The OregonianDentist Gaither Johnson (left) works with student Ryan Kelso at Pacific University’s dental health Clinic. HILLSBORO –…

Presented By: February is Pet Dental Health Month

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PSI encourages all pet owners to take a look inside their pet’s mouth. (PRWeb Feb 25, 2009) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2009/02/prweb2186224.htm >> Read more Ads by Pheedo

Free Dental Work Scheduled

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Print This Post Related Dental ArticlesWorld Clinics Offer Free Dental WorkFree Dental Services Offered for Children and AdultsFree Dental Care for Kids, ArkansasFree and Affordable Dental Care Report, Christmas 2008Dentist Help Children and Uninsured With Free Dental Care and Services Novi dentist offers free dental screenings for kids ThursdayIn honor of Februaryâs National Childrenâs dental health Month Dr. Justin Geller, of Novi-based JMG Dentistry, is offering free dental screenings t

Marijuana Bust (KAMR Amarillo)

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AMARILLO - Closer to Amarillo, troopers bust a driver with nearly 5,000 pounds of pot. The marijuana is valued at a $161,000. We are very grateful you have chosen to put your trust and confidence in us for your dental health.