Dentists need help. Doing this alone has never been harder. Before the pandemic, running a dental practice was already a challenging endeavor due to increasing
The Food and Drug Administration on Aug. 23 granted full approval for the first vaccine for the prevention of COVID-19. The vaccine, previously referred to
AdvaMed, the world’s largest medical technology trade association, today confirmed that its annual event, “The MedTech Conference,” will proceed as a hybrid event, offering attendees
Respirator masks have been hailed the go-to face covering to mitigate COVID-19. Researchers at the University of Surrey recommend the masks are worn between 3.2
Self-employed dentists in England saw no change to their taxable income in 2019/20, new data reveals. The figure remained at £68,600 for the second year
With more than 40 million now fully vaccinated, the UK is well on the way to protecting itself from COVID-19 transmission. Vaccine passports have been
The COVID-19 pandemic undoubtedly led to major disruption in the dental field, the effects of which we are still experiencing today. For example, according to
Puja Jalota shares her experiences of being a foundation dentist during the COVID-19 pandemic and describes how study days, coursework and life in practice have
Family, friends and social media – these were reportedly the most common sources of dental information during the pandemic. This is according to a new
Chief dental officer Sara Hurley has announced new changes to fallow time requirements in England. Fallow time following an aerosol-generating procedure (AGP) is no longer
Can I as a health care employer require my employees to get COVID-19 vaccines? If I require staff members to be vaccinated, what proof can
Anna Bithrey discusses long COVID, assessing how the illness is classified and the key considerations for employees and employers. According to statistics, an estimated one
