Fluoride May Narrow the Dental Gap Between Rich and Poor, but the Evidence Is Shaky
A new systematic review finds that community water fluoridation may narrow social inequalities in childhood tooth decay, but the certainty...
Phoebe Ingram is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Epidemiology coverage.
A new systematic review finds that community water fluoridation may narrow social inequalities in childhood tooth decay, but the certainty...
Heidelberg University researchers argue in Nature Human Behaviour that health inequality driven by the triple planetary crisis requires embedding health...
The German Cardiac Society has announced that its DGK Herztage 2026 congress will take place from 24 to 26 September...
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A three-year hospital-based study in Hangzhou, China, found that patients aged 65 and older were more than twice as likely...
A 45-year scoping review led by the Métis Nation of Ontario maps 112 Métis-specific health studies, revealing a tripling of...
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A new analysis argues that Somalia's Female Health Workers, the Marwo Caafimaad, are the cornerstone of building health system resilience...
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