As dental professionals, we have all had that gut-wrenching moment when a cancer patient walks through our door mid-treatment. Their mouths are full of ulcers,
SYDNEY, Australia: A significant funding gap is forcing survivors of head and neck cancers in Australia to pay tens of thousands of dollars for dental
SAN DIEGO, US: As cannabis use becomes more common, its health risks remain under investigation—particularly its impact on cancer. Some users develop cannabis use disorder
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia: Oral cancer constitutes a major front in the global fight against non-communicable diseases, and heightened public awareness of risk factors and cancer
HONG KONG: Oral cancer remains a significant global health concern, highlighting the urgent need to strengthen prevention efforts and promote early detection. In response, researchers
The development of the new broad-spectrum predictive algorithms ‘marks the first time oral cancer has been included’ in predictive modelling. The algorithms are ‘much more
April is National Oral Cancer Awareness Month and we’re reminded of the importance of oral cancer screenings and early detection that can save lives By Stan
Dr Philip Lewis MBE, the tireless campaigner who ‘changed the narrative’ around awareness of mouth cancer in the UK, has died. An esteemed clinician and
Dental therapist Ellena Jackson offers advice on how dental professionals begin performing oral cancer screening, and how to discuss and refer suspicious cases. ‘Nobody’s ever
November is Oral Cancer Action Month, and Woburn Dentistry wants to emphasize the importance of early detection to treat these diseases effectively. The family practice
The Bio/Screen oral cancer screening device has been improved and now offers a 40% increase in light output for improved lesion visibility. It can be
A new drug combination shows promise for treating HPV-negative patients with advanced head and neck cancer (HNC), according to a study published in the Journal
