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Normal Bacteria Linked to Mouth and Throat Cancer

Researchers at Johns Hopkins University have found an association between the makeup of an individual’s microbiome and head and neck cancer, which could.

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“Cake Culture” Adds to Adult Tooth Decay

Sweet snacks can be one of the fun perks of office life, from morning donuts to cake brought in for birthday celebrations to.

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“Cake Culture” Adds to Adult Tooth Decay

Sweet snacks can be one of the fun perks of office life, from morning donuts to cake brought in for birthday celebrations to.

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Tray Doesn’t Need Antibiotics to Fight Gum Disease

Bacteria that resist antibiotics are a growing danger, prompting researchers to investigate alternative methods for fighting disease. For example, the Perio Tray from.

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Gross Out Your Staff for Better Hand Hygiene Compliance

If you want your staff to practice better hand hygiene, you may have to gross them out. Infection control specialists showed magnified images.

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Tobacco Smoke Makes Oral Bacteria More Resilient

The mouth is home to more than 700 different bacteria species. Tobacco smoke, though, promotes the colonization and fortification of harmful species like.

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Tobacco Smoke Makes Oral Bacteria More Resilient

The mouth is home to more than 700 different bacteria species. Tobacco smoke, though, promotes the colonization and fortification of harmful species like.

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Desktop Device Diagnoses What Causes Bad Breath

Halitosis is no laughing matter. Bad breath can be the result of a range of problems, from the need for a good cleaning.

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White House Launches National Microbiome Initiative

Microbiomes—communities of microorganisms that live on and in people as well as elsewhere in the environment—are essential to human health. The oral microbiome.

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Buffalo Research Center to Examine the Oral Microbiome

The University of Buffalo (UB) will establish a research center focused on the human microbiome, emphasizing the relationship between the oral microbiome and.

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