The provision of dental treatment for HIV positive patients in Manchester

Nazir, Mariyah; Blinkhorn, Fiona; Reilly, Damien; Sedgewick, Kirsten

doi:10.1080/14635240.2005.10708029

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“…Therefore, it is of relevance to find a more efficient drug that may have fewer side effects than the present clinical drugs used today to treat periodontitis today. Since there is a significant link between periodontal bacteria and other illnesses like diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, or cardiovascular disease, it is evident that an effective periodontal cure would be beneficial to overall health [ 1 ]. It is an undefined series of microbial infections with more than 300 species of bacteria that are now known to inhabit the oral cavity as its primary cause.…”

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Molecular docking analysis of thiazo inhibitors with the virulent factor cystalysin from Treponema denticola

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Treponema Denticola has a virulent protein called cystalysin, which causes periodontitis. Therefore, it is of interest to design efficient drug that may have fewer side effects than the present clinical drugs, considering most of them are multidrug resistant. The molecular docking analysis show that the selected thiazo derivatives (1-6) show better binding energies and amino acid interactions compared to the clinically proven drugs proving to be potential inhibitors against the protein.

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Molecular docking analysis of thiazo inhibitors with the virulent factor cystalysin from Treponema denticola

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“…The literature is replete with cases in which the health professionals have refused to provide care to their patients; where in some cases such professionals have received disciplinary actions against them for not fulfilling their professional duties. [1][2][3][4] However, the health professionals should have the right to refuse to provide care to their patients, for whatsoever reason, without being disparaged or disqualified. A health professional who fails to balance between personal partiality and professional impartiality, upon being compelled to provide care, might provide care with the quality, one could argue, that might not be the high-quality patient care.…”

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