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Shining a Light: The Crucial Role of Oral Systemic Practitioners in Child Abuse Prevention

Child abuse is a pervasive issue worldwide, with long-lasting physical and psychological consequences for victims. Identifying signs of abuse early is crucial for intervention and prevention. Dentistry, often overlooked in discussions of child abuse, actually plays a significant role in both identifying and preventing instances of maltreatment. While healthcare professionals across various disciplines play critical roles in addressing this issue, oral systemic practitioners, including dentists a

Advances in Oral Cancer Detection and the Role of Oral Systemic Practitioners in Prevention

Over the past five years, there has been a notable increase in oral cancer detection, thanks to advancements in screening techniques and a growing awareness of risk factors. As oral systemic practitioners, including dentists and dental hygienists, it is essential to stay updated on these developments and understand how we can contribute to preventing oral cancer. In this article, we will explore the recent trends in oral cancer detection, discuss the role of oral systemic practitioners in preven

Unraveling the Intricacies of the Oral Microbiome and Its Link to Colorectal Cancer

Colorectal cancer (CRC) is a prevalent malignancy worldwide, contributing significantly to cancer-related morbidity and mortality. While factors such as diet, lifestyle, and genetics are well-established contributors to CRC development, emerging research suggests an unexpected connection between oral health and colorectal cancer incidence and progression. Understanding this association can revolutionize preventive strategies and treatment modalities for colorectal cancer. This blog post delves

Chronic Kidney Disease and the Oral Systemic Link

Unraveling the Connection Between Oral Health and Chronic Kidney Disease Chronic kidney disease, or CKD, causes more deaths than breast cancer or prostate cancer. It is an under-recognized public health crisis. CKD affects an estimated 37 million people in the U.S. (15% of the adult population; more than 1 in 7 adults) (CDC, 2022). Alarmingly, the vast majority of individuals afflicted with CKD, approximately nine out of ten, remain unaware of their condition. Early diagnosis is paramount, part

American Academy for Oral and Systemic Health • 26th February 2024

AAOSH Appoints New 2024 Board Members

The American Academy for Oral and Systemic Health Appoints New Board Members AAOSH Welcomes New Board Members, Enhancing Expertise and Advancing Oral Systemic Health Initiatives. Springfield, IL. The American Academy for Oral and Systemic Health (AAOSH) has proudly unveiled its newly appointed 2024 Board of Directors. Leading the charge as President of the esteemed 501(c)3 non-profit organization is Gennady Sirota, BSEE, MBA, a dedicated member of AAOSH, and the current CEO of StellaLife®.

American Academy for Oral and Systemic Health • 26th February 2024

Unintentional Heartbreak: American Heart Month and the Oral Health Connection

Maintaining good oral hygiene is not just about having a bright smile; it is a crucial aspect of overall health. Recent research has shed light on the intricate connection between poor dental health and cardiovascular disease. While many might see oral and heart health as unrelated, the daily emerging research supports otherwise. This blog will explore the surprising link between the two and why caring for your teeth might save your heart. The mouth is a gateway to the body, and its health can

23rd March 2023

The Rapidly Evolving Move to Value-Based Care in a Post-Pandemic World – HealthEC

“We shall have no better conditions in the future if we are satisfied with all those which we have at present. ― Thomas A. Edison Value-based care (VBC) and population health management (PHM) will be impacted for years to come as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. There is little doubt that COVID-19 brought about significant changes in patient care and forced many healthcare providers to adopt VBC strategies as a means of survival. As the healthcare industry continues to struggle with staffing

23rd March 2023

EXAMINING THE POSITIVE INFLUENCE OF VBC FOR TREATING DEPRESSION – HealthEC

While the immediate fears, uncertainty, and isolation of the COVID-19 pandemic have practically disappeared, the mental health crisis sparked by these issues have not been so easily erased. Moreover, the number of people who need mental and behavioral health services continues to surge. . The goal of this designation is to encourage universal health literacy regarding the signs and symptoms of depression and bring awareness to varieties of help and treatments available. But most importantly, th

Miles to Go Before I Sleep: Seasonal Affective Disorder

Today is the Winter Solstice, or as Robert Frost said in his poem, "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening," it is "...the darkest evening of the year." While the imagery created by the poem is beautiful, the story behind it is one that many of us can relate to – seasonal depression and generalized anxiety brought on by the stress of the holidays. Robert Frost’s inspiration for the poem came from a moment in his own life. Frost was a farmer and quite a bad one at that. He lived, as most farmers i

Sleep Centers of Middle Tennessee • 13th May 2021

The Connection Between Sleep Apnea and High Blood Pressure

Sleep apnea and high blood pressure are potentially dangerous conditions on their own, but they can be a real nightmare together. High blood pressure, also known as hypertension, is one of the most common health problems in the United States, with nearly 1 out of 2 American adults— or more than 100 million people— suffering from it. According to the Center for Disease Control, Tennessee has a high prevalence of hypertension in adults ages 20 and older, with an age-adjusted prevalence between 32

Sleep Centers of Middle Tennessee • 22nd March 2021

8 Tips for Nighttime Allergy Relief

Do you struggle with allergy symptoms? Do they feel especially bad at night when you’re trying to fall asleep or stay asleep? Whether your allergy response is caused by dust mites, pet dander, or pollen, seasonal allergies are an all too familiar annoyance. They often feel worse in the morning or at night calling for much-needed nighttime allergy relief.

Sleep Centers of Middle Tennessee • 11th March 2021

Millennials: The Tired Generation

Millennials are tired. Healthy adults need at least seven hours of quality sleep nightly and Americans already have a sleep deficit problem. But, increasingly, millennials are getting less and less of the restorative sleep they need.

Sleep Centers of Middle Tennessee • 1st March 2021

Blue Light and Sleep: How Electronics Can Hurt You

At the end of a long day, many of us enjoy settling into bed with our phones or watching TV. In fact, 90 percent of Americans say they look at an electronic device several nights each week shortly before turning in according to WebMD. That’s in addition to the average seven hours of screen time Americans have each day.

Sleep Centers of Middle Tennessee • 22nd February 2021

Is it Time for a Sleep Divorce?

It might be time for divorce—a sleep divorce, that is.

Sleep Centers of Middle Tennessee • 22nd January 2021

Surprising Lack of Sleep Side Effects

We’ve all experienced a sleepless night or two. Yet the lack of sleep side effects you likely didn’t realize are connected, may convince you it’s time to take your sleep seriously.

Sleep Centers of Middle Tennessee • 25th November 2020

How to Sleep Better with COPD

Late fall and winter may bring a lot of great things, from holidays to beautiful seasonal colors and mugs of warm drinks–but it can also be prime time for upper respiratory infections.

Sleep Centers of Middle Tennessee • 5th June 2020

Can Sleep Apnea Cause Hair Loss?

Those with sleep apnea suffer from exhaustion, even after a ‘full’ night’s sleep. While the thought of obstructed and lapsed breathing is worrisome enough, those inflicted suffer from secondary problems such as marital issues, weight gain, and lower cognitive functioning. Even worse, studies find prolonged effects can trigger the onset of hereditary traits, such as androgenetic alopecia.

Sleep Centers of Middle Tennessee • 15th May 2020

Poor Sleep and Heart Disease: A Toxic Combination for Women

Poor sleep does more damage than simply leaving you tired and irritable the following day. Whether you’re not getting enough total hours of sleep or you’re experiencing frequent nighttime interruptions, over time consistently poor sleep can lead to a number of serious health conditions. One of these health conditions includes putting you at an increased risk of heart disease.