OSAP launches disinfection mall

OSAP launches disinfection mall

Humana is now offering individual dental insurance and vision insurance products online under the umbrella of its HumanaOne health plan. Visitors to the company's Web site can check prices, compare plans, and purchase HumanaOne individual dental and vision products.

HumanaOne's individual dental insurance and vision insurance products are available regardless of a person's health condition. Rates in some areas start as low as $10.14 per month for dental insurance or $5.95 per month for a dental discount plan that is not insurance.

The Organization for Safety and Asepsis Procedures (OSAP) has created an online "mall" for dental professionals to find solutions to their infection control and safety challenges, OSAP announced.

The OSAP Dental Safety Mall features storefronts such as a bookstore, travel agency, novelty store, even an outlet, in addition to a Consultants Plaza, Educators Plaza, and Patient Depot. The Mall can be accessed directly at safetymall.osap.org.

The OSAP Dental Safety Mall provides a shopping cart function and allows online payment for purchases. Shoppers can choose from training tools such as the popular "If Saliva Were Red" DVD, hand-washing and latex allergy charts, continuing education programs, materials for educators and trainers, patient educational materials, and even novelties such as a tie with dental plaque motif.

In addition to academic texts, the bookstore offers member favorites such as The Andromeda Strain and Guns, Germs & Steel. OSAP is seeking additional recommendations; visitors can suggest a book using an e-mail link in the bookstore.

OSAP is a nonprofit organization that provides dental infection control and safety information supported by science and research.

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Many currently available therapies perform to avoid further cuboid reduction but are not able to increase cuboid bulk. Dr. Wang's research results support the idea that a new medication that stops the action of NF-kB in tissues may signify a significant healing advance.

"Although it has been known for some time that swelling stops cuboid growth, the innovative perform by Dr. Wang and his co-workers elucidates the crucial part of NF-kB in the procedure that underlies this trend," said David p Stashenko, D.M.D., Ph.D., a lecturer at the Stanford University of Dental Medication and chief executive and CEO of the Forsyth Institution. "Many drugs that prevent NF-kB are in growth, and these results recommend that new therapies to protect cuboid in periodontitis, brittle bones, and related cuboid illnesses are upcoming."