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Arrowhead Regional Medical Center Receives First 5 Grants for Dental, Asthma …
Inland Valley News ARMC will receive $4449220 to continue providing dental screenings and education to children ages 0-5 and $666114 to provide pediatric asthma care management and education to children ages 0-5 via two Breathmobiles. Both grants will be administered … |
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Dental Insurance, but No Dentists
New York Times Atlanta WE know that too many Americans can't afford primary care and end up in the emergency room with asthma or heart failure. But in the debate over health care coverage, less attention has been paid to the fact that too many Americans also end up … |
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Asthma Can Cause Dental Problems in Children
EmpowHer Researchers in the study concluded that children with asthma are at increased risk of more cavities and gingivitis than children who do not have asthma. … |
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Dental decay putting more children in hospital than asthma: report
Dentistry IQ Their comments come as Oral B issued a report today showing dental decay accounted for more childhood hospital admissions than injuries or asthma. … The National Dental Association comments on access to care and mid-level … |
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Boy Dies During Dental Treatment
Authorities are investigating the death of a 6-year-old boy who underwent treatment at Virginia Commonwealth University’s dental clinic.
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Mom says boy dies during dental treatment in Va
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) – Authorities are investigating the death of a 6-year-old boy who underwent treatment at Virginia Commonwealth University’s dental clinic.
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Investigating Boy’s Death at VA Dental Clinic
Authorities are investigating the death of a six-year-old boy who underwent treatment at Virginia Commonwealth University’s dental clinic.
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Mother lacks answers in son’s death following dental work
The mother of a Henrico County 6-year-old who died after undergoing anesthesia for a dental treatment at a VCU clinic said she hasn’t been told what caused her son’s death.
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