General Relief - Is Poor Oral Hygiene Killing You?
Is Poor Oral Hygiene Killing You?
LOS ANGELES, March 1 /PRNewswire/ — According to oral hygiene guru Dr. Harold Katz, “Poor oral hygiene may slowly be killing you. The scientific evidence is there; bleeding gums increase the chance that you could have heart disease.
Outing wouldn’t be a party for gay male
Retired NBA player John Amaechi came out of the closet a couple of weeks ago, and people such as Mavericks owner Mark Cuban say it’s time for a gay male in a major team sport to announce his gayness during his career and reap the benefits.
Sinusitis often improves without medication
Is it necessary to take an antibiotic in order to relieve the symptoms of sinusitis? Sinusitis is an inflammatory condition of the sinuses that surround the nose and usually is caused by a bacterial or viral infection.
Healthy answers to food riddles
Scientists help solve mysteries such as why parsley might help counteract bad breath.
Nestle to investigate BLIS probiotic for respiratory health
3/30/2007 - Nestle Nutrition has signed an agreement with BLIS Technologies to investigate the use of probiotics to combat upper respiratory tract infections in infants, for which there is said to be no effective prevention at present.
Inventors unveil latest `big ideas’
LOS ANGELES - The world’s “next big idea” could be a cure-all for male halitosis. A Drink Daddy caddy for macho elbow tippers. Or a Dry Pedicure sander for calloused feet.
Crime And Punishment
East Hartford police report that on March 13, Cleve Meggetts girlfriend came to police headquarters to report that her boyfriend had assaulted her that evening.