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Vol.7 No.1: In This Issue…
When Stems Branch Odontoblasts Though tooth loss is becoming less common in developing countries, it is still a problem that has both functional and aesthetic consequences. Tooth replacement techniques, like tooth implants, bridges and dentures, are successfully used; however, none of these can create a new tooth. Regenerative medicine is the only path towards the ...
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Vol.6 No.1: In This Issue…
Biotech and Global Health Improvement of health care and available services is one of the prominent aims of every developing country. This is becoming even more urgent in the 21st century during which pandemic diseases spread quickly and have devastating results. On the other hand, developed countries like Canada manage to improve their health care ...
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Vol.5 No.1: In This Issue…
Conference Call The “weblog”, or “blog” for short, is no longer reserved as a forum for the disgruntled employee to gripe about his malevolent boss, or the rival candidate to defame her political foe. Scientists have emerged as the latest assembly of bloggers, with intentions to put their journaling skills to good use. Educators and ...