Dentists in Cub, NM Accepting Medicare
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 Dr. John E. Antonio Jr., D.M.D Dentist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 6349 U.s. Highway 550, Cub, NM 87013 Phone: 575-289-3291 |
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Can you drink too much water? Experts say yes
Drinking adequate amounts of water is said to prevent kidney damage, help lose weight and increase concentration. However experts now warn that drinking eight glasses of water a day is not good after all – and could be harmful. They say that scientific claims behind long-standing government guidelines are worse than ‘nonsense'. The NHS – along with leading doctors and nutritionists – advises the public to drink about 1.2 litres (or two-and-a-half pints) of water per day.
TELUS Health to offer Medworxx Patient Flow Platform to customers
Medworxx Solutions Inc. today announced that TELUS Health will now offer customers the Medworxx Patient Flow Platform, enabling health care practitioners to better analyze and monitor patient health in an acute care environment. Comprised of Medworxx Clinical Criteria, Bed Management System, and Forms and Assessments, the platform is available as part of TELUS Health's suite of technology solutions.
What to eat and drink when pregnant: New studies
There is fresh debate over drinking during pregnancy. Researchers agree that the area is "highly politically and morally charged". According to Government advice women who are trying to conceive or who are pregnant should avoid alcohol because it has proved impossible to establish a safe level of alcohol consumption in pregnancy. Excess alcohol consumption during pregnancy can cause fetal alcohol syndrome that can lead to mental retardation, behavioral problems and birth defects.
Researchers identify how post-biotics lower blood glucose during obesity
You've heard of pre-biotics and pro-biotics, but now you'll be hearing a lot more about post-biotics. Researchers at McMaster University have begun to identify how post-biotics, or the by-products of bacteria, lower blood glucose and allow insulin to work better.
Helmets reduce risk of head injuries, but skiers place fashion before safety
While the world's best skiers and snowboarders at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games compete with helmets on, many other skiers and snowboarders are choosing to forego this important piece of safety equipment.
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