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Dental News 2001 p9:

• NC Dentists Spotlight Oral Cancer Risk
  Early detection and risk-factor prevention are key in mortality and morbidity reduction.
• Pennsylvania Health Department Awards $1 Million in Community Challenge Grants
  Grants will provide recruitment of and access to oral health professionals in underserved areas.
• RDH EXCLUSIVE! What if amalgam is the enemy?
  As a dental hygienist for the past 25 years, I have spent a considerable amount of time telling patients that the bacteria in plaque is the enemy, and teaching them how to wage a successful battle against it.
• RDH EXCLUSIVE! Kosovo kids ... By Janet R. Hagerman, RDH, BS
  Team gains sense of accomplishment by helping 45 children from Kosovo.
• Oral Cancer Diagnostics online course launched
  NYUCD and NYUonline will provide the course to dental professionals across the country, including the 10,000 alumni of NYUCD, in an effort to improve diagnosis of oral cancer, which claims more lives each year than either melanoma or cervical cancer.
• Calling all authors
  This is your chance to contribute to RDH online!
• Forsyth Institute launches search
  The Forsyth Institute today launched a search for an estimated half million Boston area residents who received dental care on the institute?s premises, as children.
• AAP to host Technology Forum
  The American Academy of Periodontology (AAP) will host Technology Forum 2001, October 6, 2001 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia.
• Sugar Association promotes oral health in Baltimore
  The Sugar Association (SAI) recently assisted the Baltimore (Md.) Health Department's Maternal and Infant Nursing Program in its efforts to promote children's dental health to hundreds of the city's low-income families.
• Dental Dilemma Day set for Friday, Aug. 17
  Tennessee group will open its phone lines to the nation

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