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    of all articles found states that “heavy menstrual bleeding can have an adverse impact on women’s health-related quality of life and is an important cause of iron deficiency anemia” (Fraser et al., 2011). The most common treatment for menorrhagia is oral contraceptive, which has been shown to be associated with good cycle control and tolerable menstrual cycle (Fraser et al., 2011; Perry 2013). Oral contraceptive, such as Glaira and Natazia regimen designed to deliver estrogen and progesterone…

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    Dombivli and 28 patients from rural region i.e. Mulgaon and Kulgaon. From this survey an attempt was made to correlate the food habits, oral hygiene and their influence in dental plaque formation. The data obtained from the patients from rural and urban region were compared with the type of biofilm and the type of clinical symptoms. Frequency of each individual parameter was calculated…

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    innovation. "I am proud to say the "America's Top Dentist' award was provided to me in 2014 for this particular work, and I remain dedicated to providing patients with the latest in dental care at all times. Oral health continues to be of great importance, as it affects a person's overall health. With the help of these implants, patients find they have a beautiful smile once again and they can eat food they may not have been able to consume in the past, due to missing or failing teeth," Dr.…

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    Preterm infants experience an array of health complications due to their lack of time to develop in the womb. Characteristics such as underdeveloped muscles and organs, trouble breathing, and low body weight can all be present. These contributing factors result in a longer stay at the hospital in a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). During this time oromotor skills and suck patterns are monitored and treated if necessary. A case study concerning a preterm infant named Leona illustrates…

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    The Importance of Reflective Listening in Professional Contexts Effective communication is integral across a variety of professional workplaces to build and maintain relationships. In an interview with a professional in two diverse workplaces –on the spectrum of oral to written communication– I had the opportunity to discuss common miscommunications and their potential solutions. Through reflection and research, I investigated suitable communication skills to effectively supplement my future…

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    healthcare might suggest we live in a much less progressive society. The growing trend is such that this disadvantage rests with women who experience either a socioeconomic disadvantage or hold a racial or ethnic minority status. Major reproductive health disparities include a lack of sexual education (both family- and school-based) and both inadequate access to and ambivalence toward abortion and effective contraception. This paper will review the current contributors to contraceptive and…

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    phonological processing. To identify a child’s deficits in phonological processing, it’s important to understand its parts. Phonological Processing is a term used for a category of four oral language processing abilities related to the sounds in words, to associate those sounds with letters, and to read. These four oral language abilities are verbal short-term memory, rapid serial naming, articulation speed, and phonological awareness. Verbal short-term memory involves the ability to remember…

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    other hand, a promising oral and intravenous aminomethylcycline PTK-0796, completed its phase 2 study versus linezolid for treatment of cSSSI. It was found to be similar to tigecycline’s spectrum, showing positive indications for MRSA, VRE, and Gram-negative pathogens, such as A. baumannii being present in its spectrum. Therefore, these results indicate that this drug could potentially be used in treating Gram-negative infections. There are also two anti-Gram positive oral drugs being tested;…

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    Health Care Experience

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    I was the lead coordinator responsible for organizing health camps in my Public Health posting during my internship. We had held camps in the rural village near Pune, India and provided free dental care to the people. I have also participated and presented seminars and health talks in collaboration with international organization like ‘Rotary Club of Kanpur Metro’. I also volunteered as a dental assistant for the…

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    Colgate Case Study

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    In India, Oral care is moving towards Premiumisation, where in olden days they used to use Natural item like coal, salt, neem stick to paste and now with floss, with many premium variants being launched by many top players in the market during 2015-16. Much of this premiumisation was driven by market leader Colgate-Palmolive India. Many launches happened within toothpaste, inline with the company’s strategy like Colgate Sensitive Pro-Relief Enamel Repair toothpaste and Colgate Visible White etc.…

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