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Dental Health 2008 p1:

• Nonsurgical Treatment Modalities
  Despite the information disseminated at dental conventions, webcasts, Internet forums, and peer-reviewed publications, integrating nonsurgical therapies eludes many practices. Today's women dentists have little time and increasing workloads. Equip your practice with this information about comprehensive nonsurgical therapy modalities and help eliminate the epidemic of poor oral health in America. Make a commitment to your patients and your practice today!
• Pandemic Flu
  Pandemic flu is a virulent form of the influenza virus that causes a global outbreak, or pandemic, of serious illness in humans. Planning, communication, and coordination are the key elements to prepare for any future pandemic outbreaks. According to the CDC, modeling estimates indicate that nearly 2 million people in the United States are expected to die from a pandemic flu if conditions remain as they are today. As dental health-care providers ...
• Vulvar Cancer: A Hidden Disease
  Vulvar cancer is the fourth most common cancer of the female genital tract. In 2008, roughly 3,460 cases of vulvar cancer will be diagnosed in the United States and about 870 will die of this cancer, according to the American Cancer Society. The symptoms may or may not be obvious. But like many cancers, the earlier the cancer is detected, the more curable it is. Vulvar cancer has a high cure rate, as long as it is detected and treated early.