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Researchers developed a chewing gum from lablab beans that reduced cancer-linked microbes by up to 93% in patient samples. The gum targets harmful bacteria without affecting the good microbes in your mouth.
Scientists at the University of Pennsylvania have developed a bioengineered chewing gum that nearly eliminates three microbes linked to head and neck cancers without harming beneficial bacteria. This breakthrough could make oral cancer treatment more effective and affordable for patients worldwide. ---
Scientists created a special chewing gum that slashed HPV levels by up to 93% and nearly eliminated two dangerous bacteria linked to head and neck cancer. The treatment leaves healthy mouth bacteria untouched, offering hope for a safer, more affordable way to fight cancer.
German researchers created a toothpaste that fights gum disease without killing the helpful bacteria your mouth needs. This microbiome-friendly approach could change how we care for our gums every day.
University of Minnesota researchers discovered how to prevent gum disease without killing beneficial mouth bacteria. By interrupting chemical signals that harmful bacteria use to coordinate, they can keep your oral microbiome healthier.
Researchers discovered how to stop gum disease by blocking bacterial communication signals instead of destroying helpful mouth bacteria. This breakthrough could reshape dental care and treat diseases throughout the body.
Scientists in Japan created a treatment that destroys gum disease bacteria while keeping helpful mouth microbes alive. The breakthrough could prevent tooth loss without disrupting your oral health.
Scientists created a tiny patch that sticks inside your mouth and catches inflammation before it becomes gum disease. The sensor is so sensitive it could transform dental care from treating problems to preventing them entirely.
Scientists in Germany have created a toothpaste that stops harmful bacteria causing gum disease without killing the beneficial microbes that keep your mouth healthy. This breakthrough could transform dental care and protect against serious health conditions linked to periodontitis.
Common supplements performed just as well as antibiotics in treating severe gum disease, offering hope for reducing antibiotic overuse. After one year, both treatments helped about 58% of patients reach their health goals.
Nicotine e-cigarettes help 60% more people quit smoking than traditional methods like patches and gum, according to a major new review. This could be a game-changer for millions struggling to break free from tobacco.
Japanese researchers developed a targeted treatment that destroys the bacteria causing gum disease while leaving beneficial mouth bacteria untouched. The breakthrough could transform how millions treat periodontitis without disrupting their oral health.
University of Minnesota researchers discovered how to prevent gum disease by disrupting bacterial "conversations" rather than destroying bacteria. The breakthrough could reshape how we treat infections throughout the body.
A childhood bully showed up to Natalie Jane's concert with roses and an apology for putting gum in her hair in second grade. The moment turned into an unexpected reconciliation that had the entire audience cheering.
Scientists created a toothpaste that stops gum disease without destroying your mouth's helpful bacteria. This breakthrough could protect both your teeth and overall health.
Nylabone has transformed over 100,000 pounds of abandoned fishing nets into 1.5 million durable dog chew toys. The new collection tackles ocean pollution while giving dogs a safer alternative to destructive chewing.
Nylabone turned 100,000 pounds of abandoned fishing nets into 1.5 million durable dog chew toys. The Love Our Oceans Collection proves companies can tackle ocean pollution while creating products people actually need.
A New Zealand entrepreneur has won $10,000 for developing tender red meat that elderly people can eat without chewing. The innovation could transform underused meat cuts into premium nutrition products for aging populations worldwide.
A new manufacturing plant in Victoria's west will transform locally grown blue gum into building materials, creating 74 permanent jobs and helping Australia meet its housing construction goals. The hub will replace $70 million worth of imported timber products while turning wood that's currently exported as chips into high-value construction beams.
A young spotted hyena at an Australian safari park now sports a custom gold crown after dental surgery restored his ability to chew bones. The innovative procedure helped Jabali overcome jaw deformities from an early-life injury.
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