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Metabolomics Used To Discover Biomarkers For Periodontal Disease
Metabolon, Inc., the leader in metabolomics-driven biomarker discovery and analysis, today announced a new study has been published identifying biomarkers for periodontitis and gingivitis. Co-authored by scientists at Colgate-Palmolive, The Forsyth Institute and Metabolon, the paper, "Acceleration of Purine Degradation Pathway by Periodontal Disease", appears in the Journal of Dental Research (Volume 88, No. 9, 851-855 (September 2009)).
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Radiology review to cost N.B. $1M
The Department of Health will spend an estimated $1 million to have an Ontario firm review about 30,000 radiology exams performed by a former Grand Falls-area radiologist during the past three years.
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Hospitals now allow 2 delivery room companions
Expectant mothers in Montreal will be allowed to have two people with them in delivery rooms, after an H1N1 flu hospital policy was eased this week.
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Hospitals' flower bans questioned
Patients would be better off if British hospitals let them have flowers, a paper published Thursday suggests.
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Colon cancer checks show low uptake
Less than half of Canadians in the targeted age group of 50-plus are getting tested for colorectal cancer, despite a high level of awareness about the benefit of being routinely screened,a national survey suggests.
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