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Innovative Patented Appliances Allow Oral Care for NIV Patients without Mask Removal - Vimarsana News

Innovative Patented Appliances Allow Oral Care for NIV Patients without Mask Removal

/PRNewswire/ -- ReddyPort, a NIV-focused medical technology company, announced today that US Patent No 11,324,910 has been issued by the US Patent Office...

Can brushing your teeth keep you healthy in the hospital? - Vimarsana News

Can brushing your teeth keep you healthy in the hospital?

(BPT) - When life requires a hospital stay, it can be easy to let your oral hygiene routine slip. However, doing so may leave you vulnerable to developing the number

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Superbug deaths & antibiotic abuse surged during pandemic | Patrick Malone & Associates P.C. | DC Injury Lawyers - Vimarsana News

Superbug deaths & antibiotic abuse surged during pandemic | Patrick Malone & Associates P.C. | DC Injury Lawyers

With the coronavirus pandemic surging anew due to the highly infectious Omicron BA.5 variant, federal authorities reported recent data that should give Americans plenty of reason to...

Toothbrushes could prevent hospital-acquired pneumonia - Vimarsana News

Toothbrushes could prevent hospital-acquired pneumonia

Experts say better brushing for patients could save lives.

Hospital-acquired pneumonia is killing patients, but there's a simple way to stop it - Vimarsana News

Hospital-acquired pneumonia is killing patients, but there's a simple way to stop it

Hospital-acquired pneumonia is one of the most common types of infections in health care facilities, but few staffers understand its origin or actively work to prevent it. Many cases could be avoided if hospital staffers more dutifully brushed the teeth of bedridden patients, research shows.