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Service Industries Drive New York’s Economic Growth, Comptroller Reports
Inform NNY ALBANY, N.Y. (NEXSTAR) — State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli released a report on Monday that showed service industries fueling New York’s economy. The data revealed that health care and education jobs dominate, while traditional manufacturing continues a decades-long decline. “Service-providing industry sectors have powered job growth across New York state and have helped shape the […]
Read MoreReports Find Rural Parts of the State Remain Medically Underserved
Times Union There are no dentists in Hamilton County. There are no OB-GYNs, either. And only one pediatrician, located in the far southeast corner of the county, according to a report from the state comptroller’s office. The report, published this month, examines 16 rural counties containing just 3.8% of the state’s population but over 37% of […]
Read MoreStudy Links Lack of Oral Health Care With Complications During Pregnancy
Medical Xpress For pregnant women in the U.S., the use of oral health services during pregnancy remains low, with fewer than 40% seeking preventive oral health care. So reports a study conducted by the Oral Health Workforce Research Center, part of the Center for Health Workforce Studies at the University at Albany’s College of Integrated Health Sciences, […]
Read MorePreventive Oral Care During Pregnancy Can Reduce Risks of Complications
News Medical For pregnant women in the U.S., the use of oral health services during pregnancy remains low, with fewer than 40% seeking preventive oral health care. So reports a new study conducted by the Oral Health Workforce Research Center, part of the Center for Health Workforce Studies at the University at Albany’s College of Integrated […]
Read MorePregnancy Complications Linked to Dental Neglect
Dentistry Today For pregnant women in the U.S., the use of oral health services during pregnancy remains low, with fewer than 40% seeking preventive oral health care. So reports a new study conducted by the Oral Health Workforce Research Center, part of the Center for Health Workforce Studies at the University at Albany’s College of Integrated Health Sciences, which was featured on the […]
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