Washington – The American Dental Association is urging lawmakers to include dentists in any decision-making bodies on pandemic preparedness when developing legislation that aims to
Washington – The ADA is committed to ensuring that veterans have access to oral health care and is highlighting some of the ways the Association
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Jan. 13 to block a federal mandate that called for large employers to require their employees to be fully vaccinated
The Oral Health Pandemic Response Workgroup, which includes the ADA, is asking the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and Office of the National
ADA Health Policy Institute analysis of new data from several federal agencies found national dental expenditures decreased by 1.8% – from $145 billion in 2019
Washington – The ADA is asking the Senate to pass the PREVENT HPV Cancers Act, which encourages the use of the Human papillomavirus vaccine to
Washington – The Oral Health Literacy and Awareness Act of 2021 passed the House of Representatives on Dec. 8. The ADA and Organized Dentistry Coalition
The impact of the coronavirus on the oral health care of children and their families is significant and will have long term ramifications for health
I was very saddened by the ADA’s new policy to have a moment of silence rather than an invocation that centered around ethical care for patients. I
The ADA is supporting the Medicaid Dental Benefits Act of 2021, which would make comprehensive dental care a mandatory component of Medicaid coverage for adults
Washington – The PREVENT HPV Cancers Act, which encourages the use of the human papillomavirus vaccine to reduce the risk for HPV-related cancers, passed the
The ADA is concerned that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s emergency temporary standard mandating employers with 100 or more employees to require their employees