Treating asymptomatic patients

Article Abstract:

Preventive care for asymptomatic patients suffering from chronic diseases, has shown significant results. But certain issues such as, identifying people with these chronic diseases, when to implement therapy for such patients, need to be addressed first, for making preventive care effectively.

HEALTH SERVICES, Administration of Public Health Programs, Health Problems Prevention, All Other Miscellaneous Ambulatory Health Care Services, Health Problems Prevention Programs, Evaluation, Preventive health services, Preventive medicine, Chronically ill, Medicine, Preventive

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One-stop shopping

Article Abstract:

The implications of the various new developments happening in the type of dental care services offered by dental offices for dental patients in the United States are discussed.

Services information, Offices and clinics of dentists, Dental Health Centers, Offices of Dentists, Services, Dental care, Dental care services, Patients, Dental clinics

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The Tower of Babel and health outcomes

Article Abstract:

Taking evidences from medical literature, the direct relation between low levels of literacy of patients and occurrences of dental and oral diseases in them is analyzed.

EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, Education of Disadvantaged, Health aspects, Tooth diseases, Mouth diseases, Educationally disadvantaged

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