PDF Abstract Tooth decay and other oral diseases can be highly prevalent among people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA). Even though dental professionals are trained to
PDF Abstract Objectives: The aim of this scoping review was to assess the oral health status of the children of refugees and immigrants (“newcomers”); the
Body The federal and Alberta ministers of health announced new tools to reduce the impact of drug shortages, which can affect the supply of local
Body Sam, February 2013 Dentists know that a great smile has the power to connect. But for people living with facial differences, connecting with others
Body Dr. Peter Doig Advocacy work fulfils a key part of CDA’s strategic vision for promoting optimal oral health for Canadians. Through advocacy,
Body On January 19, the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) International Negotiating Committee (INC) agreed on the Minamata Convention—a treaty designed to reduce the release
Body Dr. Robert Sutherland In my previous column, I talked about the connections that exist within our profession. These connections are based on a foundation
Body In May, Dr. Robert Sutherland, CDA president, and Dr. Euan Swan, CDA manager of dental programs, appeared before a federal government committee that is
Body CDA and 7 other national health organizations spoke with one voice to ask Jason Kenny, the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, to revise or
Body Dr. Robert MacGregor As part of CDA’s restructuring process, the CDA Board asked our provincial partners what they felt should be the top priorities
Body Dr. Robert MacGregor As the end of the calendar year and mid-point of my presidency approaches, I would like to reflect on the past
Body Following a coordinated advocacy campaign by FDI and its World Health Professions Alliance (WHPA) partners, oral diseases were officially included in a recent United
