Ethical Challenges Presented by the Rise of Teledentistry
By navigating these ethical challenges with diligence and integrity, the dental profession can embrace the benefits of teledentistry while mitigating its risks.
Health & Medicine
Clozapine Adequately Treats Schizophrenia, Yet Isn’t Used Enough
Study finds that while the drug can target treatment resistant patients, its side effects are a deterrent to use.
Study Finds Potential Treatment for Deadly Food Allergies
Combining formulated inulin gel with protein allergens could prevent anaphylactic shock.
Study Examines Mechanisms Behind COVID-19 Sensory Losses
Research links COVID-19 sensory loss to specific tongue receptors, suggesting treatment targets.
Study Finds Cerebral Palsy is Linked to Poor Air Quality
Often the result of prenatal complications, researchers find CP can develop due to a mother’s exposure to harmful particles.
Researchers Use Texforms to Study Curiosity
Study reveals brain regions sparking curiosity, driving creativity and innovation.
Study Seeks to Understand Why Some People Don’t Get COVID-19
New research reveals unique immune responses preventing COVID-19 after exposure.
Dentaly.org Shares Key Findings in New U.S. Dental Health Report
Dentaly’s comprehensive report reveals best and worst for affordability, access, bad habits, and more.
Increasing PSC Reduces Workplace Absence, Lost Profits
An employee-first culture leads to less injury and illness claims.
Lead Found in Cincinnati Health Clinic Water Supply
The Cincinnati Health Department has found high lead levels at the Bobbie Sterne Health Center.