Capping tooth pain abroad

Article Abstract:

Few things can wreck a vacation more than a sudden dental emergency while traveling abroad. It is best to avoid major dental work while travelling if it can possibly be postponed until your return home. Stopgap measures to relieve pain temporarily until the return home are described.

International aspects, Dental care, Oral hygiene, Dental emergencies

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Drivers: say 'bye to 55

Article Abstract:

The federal driving speed limit of 55 mph was removed in Dec 1995, leaving states to impose the speed limits they wish, most of which are expected to be 65-70 mph. The move has come under criticism from those who expect it will cause an increase in traffic accidents and fatalities.

Analysis, Laws, regulations and rules, Speed limits, Traffic safety, Traffic regulations

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Five rules for a healthy winter

Article Abstract:

Travelers are more susceptible to illness in winter, so precautions should be taken when traveling that time of year. Flu shots are recommended, as is being careful of what you eat, using sunblock in sunny locations and protecting against hypothermia. Other advice is included.

Winter

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