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Dental vaccine could help billions

May. 25, 2006 at 2:55PM

Worldwide, 5 billion people suffer from tooth decay, and dental

cavities affect 60 percent to 90 percent of U.S. school children and

most adults.

In the United States, dental caries remain the most common

childhood disease -- five times more common than asthma, according

to The World Oral Health Report.

Researchers at The Forsyth Institute have made significant

advances in research to develop a vaccine against cavities,

according to Taubman and J. .

The dentists have discovered key molecules that can stimulate

a human immune response and have successfully conducted immunization

trials in animal models.

The global epidemic of dental caries highlights the growing

imperative to develop a vaccine to prevent cavities, says Taubman.

Dental caries is an infectious disease that occurs when

microorganisms accumulate on the teeth, especially in the presence

of sucrose, or sugar, says Taubman.

A full report of the scientific and public-health imperative

for a vaccine against dental caries will be published in the July

issue of Nature Reviews Immunology.

[Guest guest]

OMG, this is getting WAY out of control!! I feel like I am in an alternate

universe. Next there will be a vaccine for acne, irritating personalities,

freckles, who knows what else. Do pharma companies think they can corner

market on the perfection of humanity? -

dental vaccine could help billions ...

Dental vaccine could help billions

May. 25, 2006 at 2:55PM

Worldwide, 5 billion people suffer from tooth decay, and dental

cavities affect 60 percent to 90 percent of U.S. school children and

most adults.

In the United States, dental caries remain the most common

childhood disease -- five times more common than asthma, according

to The World Oral Health Report.

Researchers at The Forsyth Institute have made significant

advances in research to develop a vaccine against cavities,

according to Taubman and J. .

The dentists have discovered key molecules that can stimulate

a human immune response and have successfully conducted immunization

trials in animal models.

The global epidemic of dental caries highlights the growing

imperative to develop a vaccine to prevent cavities, says Taubman.

Dental caries is an infectious disease that occurs when

microorganisms accumulate on the teeth, especially in the presence

of sucrose, or sugar, says Taubman.

A full report of the scientific and public-health imperative

for a vaccine against dental caries will be published in the July

issue of Nature Reviews Immunology.

[Guest guest]

Irritating personalities, huh?

Looks like there's a MEGA dose out there earmarked for me!!

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OMG, this is getting WAY out of control!! I feel like I am in an alternateuniverse. Next there will be a vaccine for acne, irritating personalities,freckles, who knows what else. Do pharma companies think they can cornermarket on the perfection of humanity? - -----Original Message-----From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Ofdpowell605Sent: Friday, May 26, 2006 10:56 AMEOHarm Subject: dental vaccine could help billions ...Dental vaccine could help billionsMay. 25, 2006 at 2:55PM Worldwide, 5 billion people suffer from tooth decay, and dental cavities affect 60 percent to 90 percent of U.S. school children and most adults. In the United States, dental caries remain the most common childhood disease -- five times more common than asthma, according to The World Oral Health Report. Researchers at The Forsyth Institute have made significant advances in research to develop a vaccine against cavities, according to Taubman and J. . The dentists have discovered key molecules that can stimulate a human immune response and have successfully conducted immunization trials in animal models. The global epidemic of dental caries highlights the growing imperative to develop a vaccine to prevent cavities, says Taubman. Dental caries is an infectious disease that occurs when microorganisms accumulate on the teeth, especially in the presence of sucrose, or sugar, says Taubman. A full report of the scientific and public-health imperative for a vaccine against dental caries will be published in the July issue of Nature Reviews Immunology.

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Don't tell anyone I'm in the Research and development phase of a

hang over vaccine....I plan to make a mint!

I'm tossing around a few different names for it. So far I like

" Hair of the Dog " or " KamikazeShooters "

PS This is Bill Frist's handy work- opening the flood gates to all

kinds of new vaccines and meds. No Liability. Ain't it a great day

to be in pharmaceuticals?

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> OMG, this is getting WAY out of control!! I feel like I am in an

alternate

> universe. Next there will be a vaccine for acne, irritating

personalities,

> freckles, who knows what else. Do pharma companies think they can

corner

> market on the perfection of humanity? -

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> Dental vaccine could help billions

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> Worldwide, 5 billion people suffer from tooth decay, and dental

> cavities affect 60 percent to 90 percent of U.S. school children

and

> most adults.

> In the United States, dental caries remain the most common

> childhood disease -- five times more common than asthma, according

> to The World Oral Health Report.

> Researchers at The Forsyth Institute have made significant

> advances in research to develop a vaccine against cavities,

> according to Taubman and J. .

> The dentists have discovered key molecules that can

stimulate

> a human immune response and have successfully conducted

immunization

> trials in animal models.

> The global epidemic of dental caries highlights the growing

> imperative to develop a vaccine to prevent cavities, says Taubman.

> Dental caries is an infectious disease that occurs when

> microorganisms accumulate on the teeth, especially in the presence

> of sucrose, or sugar, says Taubman.

> A full report of the scientific and public-health imperative

> for a vaccine against dental caries will be published in the July

> issue of Nature Reviews Immunology.

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[Guest guest]

LOL!! Irritating?? I thought you were

comic relief. I’m sure my husband would order the vaccine that would

create a non-verbal wife. Or at least limit the daily number of words.

From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Of H

Sent: Friday, May 26, 2006 11:20

AM

EOHarm

Subject: Re: dental

vaccine could help billions ...

Irritating personalities, huh?

Looks like there's a MEGA dose out there earmarked for me!!

dental vaccine could help billions ...

Dental vaccine could help billions

May. 25, 2006 at 2:55PM

Worldwide, 5 billion people suffer from tooth decay, and dental

cavities affect 60 percent to 90 percent of U.S. school children and

most adults.

In the United States, dental caries remain

the most common

childhood disease -- five times more common than asthma, according

to The World Oral Health Report.

Researchers at The Forsyth Institute have made

significant

advances in research to develop a vaccine against cavities,

according to Taubman and J. .

The dentists have discovered key molecules that

can stimulate

a human immune response and have successfully conducted immunization

trials in animal models.

The global epidemic of dental caries highlights

the growing

imperative to develop a vaccine to prevent cavities, says Taubman.

Dental caries is an infectious disease that

occurs when

microorganisms accumulate on the teeth, especially in the presence

of sucrose, or sugar, says Taubman.

A full report of the scientific and

public-health imperative

for a vaccine against dental caries will be published in the July

issue of Nature Reviews Immunology.

[Guest guest]

Comic relief?

I guess it depends on the perspective of the person who is the butt of the joke!

I would venture to say some people are not very happy about some comments.

One can only Hope!!!!!

RE: dental vaccine could help billions ...

OMG, this is getting WAY out of control!! I feel like I am in an alternateuniverse. Next there will be a vaccine for acne, irritating personalities,freckles, who knows what else. Do pharma companies think they can cornermarket on the perfection of humanity? - -----Original Message-----From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Ofdpowell605Sent: Friday, May 26, 2006 10:56 AMEOHarm Subject: dental vaccine could help billions ...Dental vaccine could help billionsMay. 25, 2006 at 2:55PM Worldwide, 5 billion people suffer from tooth decay, and dental cavities affect 60 percent to 90 percent of U.S. school children and most adults. In the United States, dental caries remain the most common childhood disease -- five times more common than asthma, according to The World Oral Health Report. Researchers at The Forsyth Institute have made significant advances in research to develop a vaccine against cavities, according to Taubman and J. . The dentists have discovered key molecules that can stimulate a human immune response and have successfully conducted immunization trials in animal models. The global epidemic of dental caries highlights the growing imperative to develop a vaccine to prevent cavities, says Taubman. Dental caries is an infectious disease that occurs when microorganisms accumulate on the teeth, especially in the presence of sucrose, or sugar, says Taubman. A full report of the scientific and public-health imperative for a vaccine against dental caries will be published in the July issue of Nature Reviews Immunology.

[Guest guest]

Designed by the MEN who won't take a birth control shot? How about

25mcg of mercury in THAT bad boy -- and some salt peter. There -

now you're crazy, poisoned and you can't get it up.... and I won't

get pregnant.... Voila!

Not a good day for me to read this, as I take my unvaccinated 5 year

old to the pediatrician for a " well " visit so I can have to stinking

paperwork for school. I am armed with her Doctor's Data test

showing MERCURY in her blood -- and this without vaccination!

Snarky day -- (snarly too!)

KS

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husband

> would order the vaccine that would create a non-verbal wife. Or

at least

> limit the daily number of words.

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Behalf Of H

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> EOHarm

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> Worldwide, 5 billion people suffer from tooth decay, and dental

> cavities affect 60 percent to 90 percent of U.S. school children

and

> most adults.

> In the United States, dental caries remain the most common

> childhood disease -- five times more common than asthma, according

> to The World Oral Health Report.

> Researchers at The Forsyth Institute have made significant

> advances in research to develop a vaccine against cavities,

> according to Taubman and J. .

> The dentists have discovered key molecules that can

stimulate

> a human immune response and have successfully conducted

immunization

> trials in animal models.

> The global epidemic of dental caries highlights the growing

> imperative to develop a vaccine to prevent cavities, says Taubman.

> Dental caries is an infectious disease that occurs when

> microorganisms accumulate on the teeth, especially in the presence

> of sucrose, or sugar, says Taubman.

> A full report of the scientific and public-health imperative

> for a vaccine against dental caries will be published in the July

> issue of Nature Reviews Immunology.

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[Guest guest]

Good luck Kim. Pediatricians aren't giving out medical exemptions much

anymore. I'll send you the link to a uniform religious waver if you want.

-allison

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> Worldwide, 5 billion people suffer from tooth decay, and dental

> cavities affect 60 percent to 90 percent of U.S. school children

and

> most adults.

> In the United States, dental caries remain the most common

> childhood disease -- five times more common than asthma, according

> to The World Oral Health Report.

> Researchers at The Forsyth Institute have made significant

> advances in research to develop a vaccine against cavities,

> according to Taubman and J. .

> The dentists have discovered key molecules that can

stimulate

> a human immune response and have successfully conducted

immunization

> trials in animal models.

> The global epidemic of dental caries highlights the growing

> imperative to develop a vaccine to prevent cavities, says Taubman.

> Dental caries is an infectious disease that occurs when

> microorganisms accumulate on the teeth, especially in the presence

> of sucrose, or sugar, says Taubman.

> A full report of the scientific and public-health imperative

> for a vaccine against dental caries will be published in the July

> issue of Nature Reviews Immunology.

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[Guest guest]

Pediatrician Wellness Visit is perhaps the most ironic/oxymoronic statement that can be made.

Oxymoronic? Maybe.

Moronic? Yes.

AAP? Quite Likely.

dental vaccine could help billions ...> > Dental vaccine could help billions> May. 25, 2006 at 2:55PM > > Worldwide, 5 billion people suffer from tooth decay, and dental > cavities affect 60 percent to 90 percent of U.S. school children and > most adults. > In the United States, dental caries remain the most common > childhood disease -- five times more common than asthma, according > to The World Oral Health Report. > Researchers at The Forsyth Institute have made significant > advances in research to develop a vaccine against cavities, > according to Taubman and J. . > The dentists have discovered key molecules that can stimulate > a human immune response and have successfully conducted immunization > trials in animal models. > The global epidemic of dental caries highlights the growing > imperative to develop a vaccine to prevent cavities, says Taubman. > Dental caries is an infectious disease that occurs when > microorganisms accumulate on the teeth, especially in the presence > of sucrose, or sugar, says Taubman. > A full report of the scientific and public-health imperative > for a vaccine against dental caries will be published in the July > issue of Nature Reviews Immunology.> > > > > > > > > > >

[Guest guest]

Geez Henry you're right. If we hadn't went for all the wellness

check-ups; we wouldn't be dealing with all this illness.

I had a friend that laughed at me because I " paid " for my son's

autism by getting him inocculated at the pediatrician's office. She,

on the other hand, got her daughter's autism for free courtesy of

the local health department.

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> > LOL!! Irritating?? I thought you were comic relief. I'm

sure my

> husband

> > would order the vaccine that would create a non-verbal wife.

Or

> at least

> > limit the daily number of words.

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> > From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ]

On

> Behalf Of H

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dental

> > cavities affect 60 percent to 90 percent of U.S. school

children

> and

> > most adults.

> > In the United States, dental caries remain the most

common

> > childhood disease -- five times more common than asthma,

according

> > to The World Oral Health Report.

> > Researchers at The Forsyth Institute have made

significant

> > advances in research to develop a vaccine against cavities,

> > according to Taubman and J. .

> > The dentists have discovered key molecules that can

> stimulate

> > a human immune response and have successfully conducted

> immunization

> > trials in animal models.

> > The global epidemic of dental caries highlights the

growing

> > imperative to develop a vaccine to prevent cavities, says

Taubman.

> > Dental caries is an infectious disease that occurs when

> > microorganisms accumulate on the teeth, especially in the

presence

> > of sucrose, or sugar, says Taubman.

> > A full report of the scientific and public-health

imperative

> > for a vaccine against dental caries will be published in the

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> > issue of Nature Reviews Immunology.

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[Guest guest]

Sarcasm is an acquired taste. I am

not offended by it in the least nor am I offended by differing opinions.

I find it very entertaining although, it took years of conditioning on my

husband’s part. Your Global Warming stance is a little peculiar to

me but I love a good well rounded conversation. -

From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Of H

Sent: Friday, May 26, 2006 11:54

AM

EOHarm

Subject: Re: dental

vaccine could help billions ...

Comic relief?

I guess it depends on the perspective of the person who

is the butt of the joke!

I would venture to say some people are not very happy about

some comments.

One can only Hope!!!!!

[Guest guest]

My global warming stance is simply a reflection of reality (better said: my reality).

I do believe that carbon dioxide emissions contribute to global warming. I just don't know how much. I just don't know how much of what we are seeing in environmental warming is the contribution of increased carbon dioxide vs. energy release at the surface of the sun, which will fluctuate quite markedly as a function of time. It is obviously some.

Is it 100%? It can't be.

Is it 0%? Definitely not.

So it's somewhere in between.

But before we are willing to foresake, say, 10-15% of the gross domestic product with a wholesale change in any number of things which will drastically reduce carbon dioxide emissions- I think we should know what we are doing. That doesn't mean that we shouldn't be reducing carbon dioxide, I'm just not sure it will have the impact people presume it will have.

It can't be done now because there is simply no honest debate about anything that the present government does (and let's not get into some red state/blue state sidebar, because it's not productive).

Note that subsequent to the extinction of the dinosaurs there were several ice ages, one fairly recently. I'm not prescient nor do I have extraordinary insight, but I do know the sabre-toothed tigers were not driving diesel big rigs. Nor were they even lighting fires. Thus, the previous cyclical nature of the huge difference in surface temperatures of the earth is most likely an external phenomenon- not energy released from the internal core of the earth or created by biological systems (e.g., the burning of forests). One can point to any number of external factors- but the most likely external factor is the cyclical energy release at the sun's surface.

Notwithstanding my view about the contribution of carbon dioxide to the earth's surface temperature at this time in the history of the world (as opposed to any earlier time in the world), I nevertheless fully support the reduction in carbon dioxide emissions and believe there should be numerous incentives to provide for that reduction.

I drive a Honda civic (70% US content, made in sville, Ohio- that was an important consideration for me). I can afford much more. It's just something that I do because I believe I'm being responsible doing it (my wife and NT son say it is because I'm simply cheap!).

Thus, I try to limit my use of gasoline and I'm somewhat turned off by the Hummers and big SUVs- not simply because I believe that the increase in carbon dioxide emission is at least partly responsible for global warming- but much more importantly- because it represents sound environmental, economic, political and domestic security policy. It is simply incredibly stupid to be importing fossil fuels from politically insecure/sensitive areas of the globe so that one can drive a big car down the highway (the typical automobile is approximately 3% efficient- when you look at work performed i.e., how many miles you drive, weight of car, etc.- as a function of energy use). It's just incredibly stupid. And it's a waste of money (my wife and son are right- I am cheap!!!!).

Sound policy to increase energy efficiency because it's cost effective (there you go again, you cheap bastard!!!) and to increase the diversity of energy sources with an emphasis on renewable sources such as geothermal, gravitational, wind, water movement (hydroelectric and other), hydrogen (the sun produces energy through fusion reactions), etc. is the economically sensible thing to do.

But it can't be done now.

Because of big oil.

Because of this government.

Because of our media.

That's why in addition to driving my little civic, I believe this society needs a new found Teddy Roosevelt to clean up the corruption and break up big oil and the MSM and restore some unbiased, honest debate, competition and entrepreneurial spirit to the pressing issues of our times- not just with thimerosal (a huge one), but also other issues including most importantly, enviromental issues.

And it won't come from a red state or a blue state mentality.

It will come from the heart.

RE: dental vaccine could help billions ...

Sarcasm is an acquired taste. I am not offended by it in the least nor am I offended by differing opinions. I find it very entertaining although, it took years of conditioning on my husband’s part. Your Global Warming stance is a little peculiar to me but I love a good well rounded conversation. -

From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Of H Sent: Friday, May 26, 2006 11:54 AMEOHarm Subject: Re: dental vaccine could help billions ...

Comic relief?

I guess it depends on the perspective of the person who is the butt of the joke!

I would venture to say some people are not very happy about some comments.

One can only Hope!!!!!

[Guest guest]

Thanks.

It's actually not heated at all.

I'm just a blabber mouth.

I follow the adage:

Don't pass judgement- unless its in gest.

Life is far too short to hold a grudge.

There are exceptions to that adage:

CDC, AAP, politicians who make our lives far, far worse, etc.

There, I'm holding a grudge.

Best

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H ,

Thanks for your clarification on the matter! I’m glad to see your opinions are so heated. I agree with most of what you said. Although I think our depletion of the ozone might be the reason the Sun’s energy plays such a large role in global warming, or at least in speeding up the processes. I really don’t care which party Rep or Dem does the deed of change, but it has to be done. I know hydrogen is going to be a bigger part of the energy picture sooner that people think. I only wish awareness and action were in full swing by now rather than ignorantly lagging behind.-

From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Of H Sent: Friday, May 26, 2006 1:26 PMEOHarm Subject: Re: dental vaccine could help billions ...

My global warming stance is simply a reflection of reality (better said: my reality).

I do believe that carbon dioxide emissions contribute to global warming. I just don't know how much. I just don't know how much of what we are seeing in environmental warming is the contribution of increased carbon dioxide vs. energy release at the surface of the sun, which will fluctuate quite markedly as a function of time. It is obviously some.

Is it 100%? It can't be.

Is it 0%? Definitely not.

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And it won't come from a red state or a blue state mentality.

It will come from the heart.