Will there ever be a substitute for brushing or a cavity cure
Dear Dr. Ryan asks if a substitute for brushing or a cavity cure will be invented. He cites a 20 year old Procter and Gamble grant to a Midwestern dental school that supported Crest toothpaste effectiveness and fluoride's role. The dentist explains current fluoride toothpastes are accepted and discusses future dental innovations and research directions.
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Ryan
D.D.S
Proctor and Gamble
Sialin: a peptide for tooth decay prevention in development
Dr. Israel Kleinberg of State University College Stony Brook reports a peptide named Sialin that may raise mouth pH to reduce decay. Warner-Lambert funds tests ahead, with animal studies and FDA IND steps planned, potentially leading to a new toothpaste or mouthwash additive in 6 to 8 years if successful.
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University College
Stony Brook
N.Y
Warner-Lambert
State University College
Stalin
FDA
Food fallacies quiz tests nutrition truths in California study
Sacramento UP I reports registered dietitians from the D. Council of California present a true and false quiz debunking common nutrition myths. Ten statements cover topics from vitamin E and cholesterol to eggs, gelatin, soil quality, meat doneness, and margarine versus butter, stressing that good nutrition is learned and balanced across food groups.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
D. Council of California
Match furniture scale to that of home space
New apartment size furniture emerges from Southern Market with tall cabinets and slim secretaries to fit smaller spaces. Makers like Bernhardt Lea Martinsville and Hammary introduce compact, modular, and wall saving pieces such as tall cabinets, slim chests, and 72 to 80 inch sofas to maximize vertical storage and flexible layouts in co-ops and small homes.
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Marilyn Hoffman
Christian Science Monitor Service
New York, N.Y
Detroit
Smiali
Bernhardt Industries
Don Hunziker
Lea
Hammary
Selis
Brayhill
Martinsville
Berth Lea and
Thomasville
Heart Attacks What You Should Know And Do
Public health notice highlighting heart attack symptoms such as chest pain and breathlessness, and advising immediate medical help. It promotes a free illustrated booklet Heart Attacks from the Consumer Information Center and CPR lessons via local American Heart Association or Red Cross chapters. It also outlines risk factors like smoking high blood pressure and high cholesterol and offers diet and exercise guidance.
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National Institute of Health
Consumer Information Center
Pueblo
Colorado
American Heart Association
American Red Cross
Consumer Information Center of the
General Services Administration
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