Saliva tests help detect cancer
Dental diseases can remain hidden in the mouth for many years without any symptoms, leading to gingivitis, decay and tooth decay. Now researchers at Sandia National Labo…
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Dental diseases can remain hidden in the mouth for many years without any symptoms, leading to gingivitis, decay and tooth decay. Now researchers at Sandia National Labo…
Influenza virus floats in the air after being released from the patient's saliva. This virus is very popular with cold air and low humidity. From there, they become infe…
A new drug made from the saliva of the giant Arizona lizard is being used in the US, Australia and India. Test results show that the drug helps control both blood sugar…
According to research by American scientists, demon bat saliva can become an effective therapy to overcome the stroke treatment window, helping patients avoid sequelae o…
Chewing gum regularly can help increase saliva production, clean the oral cavity and teeth. But experts recommend against chewing gum as a 'trendy', especially when chew…
A research team from McGill University (Canada) has tested 450 450 Indians in the method of 'OraQuick HIV-1/2' to help diagnose HIV / AIDS by analyzing saliva.
The Pasteur Institute (France) has discovered a natural analgesic in human saliva, which has many times used morphine when trying on animals, that is opiorphin. In addit…
Saliva works to restore acid balance in the mouth, but a high-acid, spicy diet can damage this natural protective layer.
Nocturnal drooling is a common symptom in both children and adults. This is an internal medical condition, often caused by disorders in the salivary glands and is associ…
Throat cancer is a common disease among the 10 most common cancers. Proportion of throat cancer in the epidemic area is about 20-50 / 100,000 people.
If you've ever craved saliva when you see the well-prepared food on Instagram, do you wonder if they taste? A new technology can provide answers.
Researchers at Binghamton University, State University of New York, have taken a new step in the development of the microfluidic fuel cell (MFCs) industry.
You do not need to go to the hospital for expensive tests, but you can still have your saliva or urine tested at home so that you can have a more effective treatment rig…