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Limosilactobacillus reuteri as a supplement for improving periodontal health when oral hygiene is compromised
The effect of probiotics on periodontal health was investigated in a German study conducted on a group of sailors during their service at sea. Among the most common causes of the overgrowth of virulent pro-inflammatory microorganisms in the oral microbiota is impaired oral hygiene, which is significantly hindered in the conditions of a naval mission.

Probiotics as a Helper in the Fight Against Pregnancy Gingivitis
Gingivitis is a common problem during pregnancy. In addition to quality oral hygiene, regular…

Current Findings on Fixed Combination Aclidinium/Formoterol in COPD Therapy
The fixed inhalation combination of aclidinium/formoterol represents a combination of a long-acting…

Overview of the Efficacy of the Fixed Combination Aclidinium-Bromide/Formoterol-Fumarate in the Maintenance Treatment of COPD
Fixed combination inhalation medications have become the cornerstone of pharmacotherapy for…

New Solution for Moderate Incontinence – Discreet Pull-Up Diaper Pants
The range of products for people with incontinence is constantly expanding – recent additions…

How to Maintain Hygiene for Incontinent Patients Without Using Water?
Urinary incontinence brings numerous health risks. Due to frequent continuous contact of aggressive…

Current Therapy Options for Interstitial Lung Diseases
Interstitial lung diseases (ILDs) represent a heterogeneous group of disorders characterized by…

First mRNA Treatment for Glycogen Storage Disease Already in Testing Phase
Glycogen storage disease type Ia, also known as von Gierke disease, is a serious inherited disorder…

CASE STUDIES: Treatment Options for Wounds in Cancer Patients
Wounds arising due to generalized cancerous diseases or their treatments require specific procedures...

Risk of Venous Thromboembolism and CV Events during Targeted Treatment of Nonspecific Bowel Inflammations
Authors of a freshly published study based on real-world data from the USA investigated whether…