| Shrew spit tames cancer cells Shrew spit is under investigation by Canadian scientists as a potential screening test and treatment for breast, prostate and ovarian cancers. cbc.ca |
Oil-tainted seafood worries U.S. agencies Several American agencies have joined forces to ensure contaminated seafood from the Gulf of Mexico doesn't find its way on to consumers' plates. cbc.ca |
International tai chi group marks 40 years in Canada A non-profit tai chi group founded in Toronto by Hong Kong immigrant Moy Lin-shin is celebrating its 40th anniversary in Canada. cbc.ca |
Less surgery OK for early breast cancer Some breast cancer patients may do just as well with a less invasive surgery to remove selected lymph nodes rather than a more aggressive operation, a new report says. cbc.ca |
Lactobacillus Reuteri Prodentis Effective In The Treatment Of Periodontitis The study shows that L. reuteri Prodentis acts synergistically with standard treatment (scaling and root plaining, SRP) to significantly reduce probing pocket depth (PPD) and clinical attachment level (CAL) which are the two most important parameters to assess the severity of periodontitis. Furthermore L... mnt.to |