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9. The Oral Health and Dental Care special interest group.

Author

Dowden, Angela

Subjects
*ANTIMICROBIAL stewardship, *CONSENSUS (Social sciences), *HEALTH services accessibility, *ORAL health, *DENTAL care, *PRIMARY health care, *INTERPROFESSIONAL relations, *HEALTH promotion, *DENTAL research
Abstract

The Society for Academic Primary Care supports a range of special interest groups (SIGs), including one focusing on dentistry. This article discusses the work of the fledgling Oral Health and Dental Care SIG, which is making strides collaborating with other primary care specialties, and is breaking the mould in academic dentistry, where previously specialists have led the way. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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45. So is it true that butter, cream and pies won't give us a heart attack after all?

Author

Dowden, Angela

Subjects
Lipids, Cholesterol, Heart attack, Cardiovascular agents, Cardiovascular diseases, General interest
Abstract

Byline: Angela Dowden The Government may have just announced its targets for firms to reduce saturated fats in their foods, but a widely reported piece in the British Medical Journal [...]

Published
2013

46. How to keep away cruel winter colds

Author

Dowden, Angela

Subjects
General interest
Abstract

Byline: Angela Dowden The clocks going back and the icy blast from the Arctic at the weekend signalled the inexorable slide into winter - and with it, the familiar misery [...]

Published
2012

47. HOW TO BE AN INTUITIVE EATER.

Author

Dowden, Angela

Subjects
FOOD habits, WEIGHT loss, DIET, EXERCISE
Abstract

The article discusses how to become an intuitive eater to control one's weight. Also cited are the 10 intuitive eating principles like rejecting the diet mentality, respecting one's fullness, and forgetting militant exercise, as well as an intuitive eating quiz, and the recommendations by dietitian Zoe Connor on the topic.

Published
2015

50. Time to wake up that body

Author

Dowden, Angela

Subjects
Health promotion -- Study and teaching, Diet -- Health aspects, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Spring is the ideal time for people to embark on ridding themselves of bad habits and start getting into shape with a seven-day plan. Research published in the Lancet reveals that a waist measurement of above 40 in. for men and 35 in. for women indicates that a person's weight represents a health risk. Half an hour of moderate exercise at least five times a week will bring health benefits, while eating at least five different servings of fruit and vegetables each day will increase resistance to disease. Regular dry skin-brushing will improve the appearance of tired winter skin.

Published
1999

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