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Penn in the News
A round-up of Penn mentions in local, national, and international media.
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Are Opioids Prescribed by Dentists, Oral Surgeons Contributing to Addiction Epidemic?
Elliot Hersh of the School of Dental Medicine and Brandon Maughan of the Perelman School of Medicine are cited for a collaborative study about the use of opioids prescribed by dentists and oral surgeons.
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Suit Claims Penn Dentist Was Fired for Reporting Unneeded Treatment
"A dentist who was fired by Penn Dental Medicine is suing the University of Pennsylvania, alleging he was wrongfully terminated in retaliation for reporting that a fellow dentist was providing unnecessary treatment to make more money.”
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Why Dentists Write Too Many Scripts
Elliot Hersh of the School of Dental Medicine is quoted about the dangers of dentists overprescribing opioids.
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Gay Rights Are Human Rights (For Some)
Undergraduate Marco Herndon of the School of Arts & Sciences writes an essay about LGBTQ equality issues in Peru.
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Video: Health: Local Dentists Give Children a Reason to Smile
Joan Gluch of the School of Dental Medicine is quoted about the school’s free clinic for local children.
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When to Avoid Dental Antibiotics
Thomas Sollecito of the School of Dental Medicine comments on changes in antibiotic use in dental practice.
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Medical Mystery: Treatment-resistant Mouth Sores
Eric Stoopler and Thomas Sollecito of the School of Dental Medicine solve a “medical mystery” involving mouth sores.
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How Bad Is Falling Asleep Without Brushing Your Teeth, Really?
Dean Denis Kinane of the School of Dental Medicine comments on the benefits of brushing your teeth between dinner and bedtime.
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Ask Well: How Often Should You Get Dental X-Rays?
Dean Denis Kinane of the School of Dental Medicine comments on the safe use of dental X-rays.
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A Sparkling Set of Ivories: The Dentist With a Royal Art Collection
Dean Denis Kinane of the School of Dental Medicine is mentioned about leading the celebration of the art left to the School by Thomas W. Evans.