ADA Condemns Cuts to CDC Oral Health Division
The ADA is urging the federal government to reverse proposed cuts to the CDC’s oral health division, warning that the move undermines public health and endangers systemic well-being.
The ADA is urging the federal government to reverse proposed cuts to the CDC’s oral health division, warning that the move undermines public health and endangers systemic well-being.
The ADA is concerned an upcoming report from the National Toxicology Program might include disputed claims about fluoride as a health hazard.
The Eklund Foundation will open its annual grant application period on May 1, offering up to €250,000 in total funding for dental research projects, with priority given to periodontology, implantology, and cariology.
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