Bio Hygiene

We #manufacture TGA #biodegradable #infectioncontrol products for #medical #dental surgeries & #educate #nurses on a safer & #environmentally friendly #surgery.

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#phenols New study reveals common household products could affect your child's weight: 'The time in the womb is especially sensitive' <https://t.co/IMr0BHtZDe>

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Dental hygienists and an interprofessional approach to temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders https://t.co/l0pZbsBRZE

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Do you know what’s in your cleaning products?

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Even at low levels, early bisphenol A (BPA) exposure is hazardous to later health, study shows via @USRightToKnow https://t.co/e0cQ9SQX1s

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Anti-aflatoxin potential of phenolic compounds from common beans (Phas... https://t.co/yLoNMSJBvT

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3 easy steps if you fail a dental unit waterline test https://t.co/TvueYPO7lj

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German researchers develop calorie-free, much sweeter sugar substitute that doesn’t cause cavities https://t.co/dU2ZRx3Hzv

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Fetal Phenol Exposure Linked to Risk for Asthma in Children https://t.co/TrIkqG5Lp0 #

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The force is strong at Beaconsfield Dental.
May the forceps be with you.

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The potentials of #pregnancy

Nabeela Caratela and Hussna Khan discuss considerations for the #dental #nurse when it comes to #pregnant patients.

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Public health nurses welcome ban on disposable vapes https://t.co/xch5678ob9

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Laundry is a top source of microplastic pollution — but you can clean your clothes more sustainably https://t.co/l8lk4LPgZ6 via @ABCaustralia

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We have a chance to shape critical reform to improve access to dental care in Australia. This reform includes education and research and sits well within @UniMelbMDHS strategic plan Advancing Health 2030. #opportunity https://t.co/KAMXhSaBA0

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WTH is vape tongue? An explanation for dentists and dental hygienists https://t.co/6zkMrLEzbZ

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WHO statement on reported clusters of respiratory illness in children in northern China

WHO has made an official request to #China for detailed information on an increase in respiratory illnesses and reported clusters of pneumonia in children.

At a press conference on 13 November 2023, Chinese authorities from the National Health Commission reported an increase in incidence of respiratory diseases in China.
Chinese authorities attributed this increase to the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions and the circulation of known pathogens such as influenza, mycoplasma pneumoniae (a common bacterial infection which typically affects younger children), respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), and SARS-CoV-2 (the virus that causes COVID-19). Authorities stressed the need for enhanced disease surveillance in healthcare facilities and community settings, as well as strengthening the capacity of the health system to manage patients.

On 21 November, media and ProMED reported clusters of undiagnosed pneumonia in children in northern China. It is unclear if these are associated with the overall increase in respiratory infections previously reported by Chinese authorities, or separate events.

On 22 November, WHO requested additional epidemiologic and clinical information, as well as laboratory results from these reported clusters among children, through the International Health Regulations mechanism.

We have also requested further information about recent trends in the circulation of known pathogens including influenza, SARS-CoV-2, RSV and mycoplasma pneumoniae, and the current burden on health care systems.

WHO is also in contact with clinicians and scientists through our existing technical partnerships and networks in China.

Since mid-October, northern China has reported an increase in influenza-like illness compared to the same period in the previous three years. China has systems in place to capture information on trends in influenza, influenza-like illnesses, RSV, and SARS-CoV-2, and reports to platforms such as the Global Influenza Surveillance and Response System.

While WHO seeks this additional information, we recommend that people in China follow measures to reduce the risk of respiratory illness, which include recommended vaccination; keeping distance from people who are ill; staying home when ill; getting tested and medical care as needed; wearing masks as appropriate; ensuring good ventilation; and regular hand-washing.

WHO will continue to provide updates.

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Increasing ventilation reduces SARS-CoV-2 airborne transmission in schools: A retrospective cohort study in Italy's… https://t.co/1IStN6bPnP

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Henry Schein Addresses October 14 Cybersecurity Incident https://t.co/mhdmvkaNx6 via @dentalproductsreport

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The Australians left with rotting teeth and unable to smile in 'completely unaffordable' dental system https://t.co/lZiZnXDuVD via @ABCaustralia

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Heart disease: How a simple mouth rinse may detect risk https://t.co/6d4eKRyrWs via @mnt