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Lifestyle affects oral health

Lifestyle affects oral health

You try to brush your teeth, floss and visit your dentist regularly. But if you smoke or get a little sleep, choosing your way of life may be damaging your oral health.

Japanese researchers studied 219 factory workers in Osaka, Japan, who underwent check-ups in 1999> and 2003. participants were examined to evaluate periodontal disease and completed a lifestyle questionnaire, which asked about eight lifestyle categories: smoking, alcohol consumption, hours of sleep, breakfast, nutritional balance, work hours, exercise, and health mental. They were also asked about the frequency of tooth brushing, the method of brushing, and the use of interdental cleansers.

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Women with HPV May Be at Higher Risk of Heart Attack

Women with HPV May Be at Higher Risk of Heart Attack

Regarding heart problems, 60 women said they had heart attacks or strokes, of which 39 had HPV and 20% of them had no other risk factor, such as obesity, hypertension or smoking. For researchers, HPV seems a plausible candidate to interfere with the functions of a gene called p53. It helps prevent tumors and, when it does not work right, can lead to neoplasms.

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Caring for your child's teeth

Caring for your child's teeth

Often dental hygiene is not one of children's favorite habits, especially when there are so many fun and exciting activities that she prefers. However, there is hope for you to succeed in taking care of your child's teeth. With a little creativity on your part, he may have a new favorite activity when you take the "blah" from tooth brushing.

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