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CSPAN2 After Words April 21, 2014 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN2 After Words April 21, 2014

And explain to her the American Healthcare system. She wanted to know if we could meet for tea. I thought, thats a bit ridiculous. You cant happen and it in an hour, and i said to myselfwouldnt it by nice i there were a 250 page book i could give to someone and that would explain the system. When you look out there, theres no such book, and always figured the reason youre a tenured professor, its beneath you to write the book explaining the system, and if youre trying to get tenure, you figure you right this become, youll never get tenure. So i wanted to fill that void. And then once i got int...

Health concerns rise as patients in S.D. put off dental care due to COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Health concerns rise as patients in S.D. put off dental care due to COVID-19

Many South Dakotans have put off needed dental care during the COVID-19 pandemic, increasing the risk of gum disease, tooth and bone loss or other serious health issues related to poor dental care, which can include heart attacks and diabetes. Patients with acute dental problems and those who undergo routine dental care have stayed away from dental offices due to concerns they may be susceptible to COVID-19 during office visits. Members of the state dental industry, who have taken a financial hit due to lack of appointments, say they may need a full year to overcome the backlog of delayed car...

Health concerns rise as dental patients in S.D. put off care during pandemic - Vimarsana News

Health concerns rise as dental patients in S.D. put off care during pandemic

Many South Dakotans have put off needed dental care during the COVID-19 pandemic, increasing the risk of gum disease, tooth and bone loss or other serious health issues related to poor dental care, which can include heart attacks and diabetes. Patients with acute dental problems and those who undergo routine dental care have stayed away from dental offices due to concerns they may be susceptible to COVID-19 during office visits. Members of the state dental industry, who have taken a financial hit due to lack of appointments, say they may need a full year to overcome the backlog of delayed car...