Aberdeen dental students will now be eligible to apply for the bursary support made available in Scotland. Earlier this month, dental students in Scotland were
The COVID-19 pandemic presented some challenges for Dalhousie University’s Promoting Leadership in health for African Nova Scotians (PLANS) to offer its regular camps for teens.
National Health Service (NHS) England has removed wrong-site tooth extractions from its list of “Never Events.” NHS England defines Never Events as incidents with “the
Andrew Osafo talks about the benefits that silver diamine fluoride can bring to minimally invasive dentistry, treating hypersensitivity and its potential for caries control. In
In our latest Discrimination in Dentistry article, Mariyah Nazir talks about the bias faced by women in dentistry and how accepting accounts of marginalisation is
The findings are the first from ongoing, joint research by the American Dental Hygienists’ Association and the American Dental Association. The data reflect results as
In the October email to students and faculty, Dr. Johnsen and more than 30 other college leaders criticized an executive order that banned diversity training
The age from which workers become eligible for the higher National Living Wage will be lowered. This means that from 1 April workers aged 23
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly has issued an executive order allowing temporary authorization for additional vaccinators, including dentists, during the COVID-19 pandemic. Executive Order #21-06 allows
Soft acrylic materials are exceedingly difficult to process with conventional instruments. The user often attempts to obtain a better result by applying more pressure, but
As You Sow evaluated the most “overpaid” CEOs of S&P 500 companies. The nonprofit used data to compute what CEO pay would be assuming such
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