Gum disease worsens systemic bone loss in osteoporosis patients via gut bacteria
Chronic gum disease may worsen bone deterioration in people with osteoporosis by disrupting the microorganisms that support gut health.
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Chronic gum disease may worsen bone deterioration in people with osteoporosis by disrupting the microorganisms that support gut health.
Dr Jason Fleming, a pioneer in robotic surgery, has joined the University as the inaugural Garnett Passe and Rodney Williams Chair in Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery, and Director of a new Centre of Excellence.
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