Yearly Archives: 2025
Dental Group Of Beverly Hills Introduces Advanced 3d Imaging Technology For Enhanced Patient Care
BEVERLY HILLS, CA – July 9, 2025 – Dental Group of Beverly Hillsa leading provider of comprehensive dental services in Southern California, announced the implementation of state-of-the-art 3D dental imaging technology to enhance diagnostic capabilities and treatment outcomes for patients.
The advanced technology includes Cone Beam CT (CBCT) scanning and intraoral scanners, providing detailed three-dimensional images of teeth, soft tissues, nerve pathways, and bone structure in a single scan. This technology represents a significant advancement in the practice’s commitment to combining luxury dental care with cutting-edge technology.
“This investment in 3D imaging technology allows us to provide an unprecedented level of precision in diagnosis and treatment planning,” said Dr. Michael Stern, Lead Dentist at Dental Group of Beverly Hills. “The detailed images enable our team to detect issues that might not be visible with traditional imaging...
Cebu leaders support Marcos’ push for flood control, healthcare
CEBU officials reacted to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s fourth State of the Nation Address, focusing on the local impact of new national initiatives concerning healthcare, infrastructure and drive against corruption.
Cebu City Mayor Nestor Archival praised the call for mandatory status reports on flood-control projects from the Department of Public Works and Highways and local government units.
He said such efforts must align with the City’s drainage master plan.
The mayor also supported the President’s remarks on shared responsibility for waste management and vowed to implement rainwater catchment and solid waste programs.
“Every time we have declogging, there is a lot of plastic blocking water in the pipes. Rest assured, we can support what the President said,” Archival said.
The mayor welcomed the plan to provide free laptops to schools and pledged to find funding for local beneficiaries....
Broadband Deserts and Reproductive Care: The Devastating Impact on Health Resources
We don’t often think about the internet as being good for our health. In fact, “internet” and “health” are primarily related in a negative context in online spaces—we’re getting too much screen time, we’re “chronically” online, etc.
It may come as a surprise, but access to the internet is commonly recognised as a "super" determinant of health. Limited internet access has been linked to high mortality rates during the COVID-19 pandemic, and having the internet in easy reach means we can stay informed about our health, order our prescriptions with a tap, consult with doctors, and get access to pregnancy and reproductive care.
Sarah Javaid and Lexi Rummel are among several researchers highlighting this connection. Following the repeal of Roe v. Wade, access to abortion and reproductive care has become critical nationwide, especially in places without adequate...
