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期刊名:Advances in dental research

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ISSN:0895-9374

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S Challacombe,M Chidzonga,M Glick et al. S Challacombe et al.
Four oral mucosal infections were identified as Global Oral Health Priorities: (a) HIV and associated viral, bacterial, and fungal infections; (b) tuberculosis; (c) NOMA; and (d) sexually transmitted diseases. Huge global inequalities exist...
L J Jin,G C Armitage,B Klinge et al. L J Jin et al.
Periodontal diseases constitute one of the major global oral health burdens, and periodontitis remains a major cause of tooth loss in adults worldwide. The World Health Organization recently reported that severe periodontitis exists in 5-20...
N Pitts,B Amaechi,R Niederman et al. N Pitts et al.
The IADR Global Oral Health Inequalities Task Group on Dental Caries has synthesized current evidence and opinion to identify a five-year implementation and research agenda which should lead to improvements in global oral health, with parti...
I Garcia,L A Tabak I Garcia
Despite impressive worldwide improvements in oral health, inequalities in oral health status among and within countries remain a daunting public health challenge. Oral health inequalities arise from a complex web of health determinants, inc...
V Ramirez-Amador,W Nittayananta,M Magalhães et al. V Ramirez-Amador et al.
Antiretroviral therapy (ART) has improved survival and changed the disease pattern of HIV infection. However, ART may cause serious side effects, such as metabolic and cardiovascular complications. In addition, immune reconstitution inflamm...
M Patel,P Bessong,H Liu M Patel
Traditional medicines are an integral part of health care worldwide, even though their efficacy has not been scientifically proven. HIV-infected individuals may use them singularly or in combination with conventional medicines. Many in vitr...
M McCullough,L L Patton,M Coogan et al. M McCullough et al.
This workshop reviewed aspects of the following: oral fungal disease in HIV-infected patients and the predictive value of oral mucosal disease in HIV progression; the role of the oral biofilms in mucosal disease; microbial virulence factors...
S J Challacombe,P L Fidel Jr,S Tugizov et al. S J Challacombe et al.
Most HIV infections are transmitted across mucosal epithelium. An area of fundamental importance is understanding the role of innate and specific mucosal immunity in susceptibility or protection against HIV infection, as well as the effect ...