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Using the selection of topics on the left, you are able to navigate the website to find news and resources for the topics that are of interest to you. If there are any topics not included here, which you would like to see featured. Please contact us and we will endeavour to accommodate your request. Dental EmergencyDaily Progress - In the health care field, new options will include training programs for pharmacy technicians and dental assistants. CATEC already offers nurse aide and emergency medical technician courses. CATEC will also be partnering with the Music Resource Center ... Read More CATEC expands course loadThis is Hampshire - As a result, for many, the health of their teeth is not a priority, which is stacking-up health issues for the NHS purse strings when emergency dental care is required." The research also indicated a huge gap in the understanding of what foods ... Read More Tooth-decay timebomb tickingGuardian Unlimited - I cannot be responsible for your emergency dental work. Devoted to all things motorbike, horizonsunlimited.com is chokka with blogs from the road and tips from bike travellers. It also allows you to liaise with bikers in every country you pass through ... Read More How to have a midlife crisis in 10 easy stepsBoston Globe - The Internal Revenue Service itself told some taxpayers to slow down after an emergency fix by Congress late in December ... Among deductible medical expenses: travel to get care, dental work, a weight loss program for obesity or other ailment ... Read More Filing early? What's the rush?CNBC - ... Royal Bank of Scotland, Barclays and Citigroup have offered to securitise half the Bank of England's 25 bln stg emergency loan ... Financial) - The private equity arm of investment banking group Merrill Lynch is buying Britain's biggest chain of dental ... Read More This new government funding will allow SHAs in areas of poor dental health to meet the capital cost of fluoridation schemes to improve the dental health. "But there are people who hold strong views on this subject, so it is important that any proposed schemes are fully and widely consulted on. The guidance published today will help local health bodies to ensure there is an opportunity for everyone to put forward their views. The extra funding I am announcing means that, should local people decide to support fluoridation, SHAs have the resources to implement it." Academic studies show that oral health is better in areas where tap water is already fluoridated and that the number of children with tooth decay decreases by 15%. In practice the benefits are even greater. For example, children in fluoridated areas had, on average, 2.25 fewer teeth affected by decay than those in non-fluoridated areas. Alan Johnson said: "Fluoridation is scientifically supported, it is legal, and it is our policy, but only two or three areas currently have it and we need to go much further in areas where dental health needs to be improved. It is an effective and relatively easy way to help address health inequalities - giving children from poorer backgrounds a dental health boost that can last a lifetime, reducing tooth decay and thereby cutting down on the amount of dental work they need in the future. Health Secretary Alan Johnson recently
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